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mrlt8/docker-wyze-bridge
WebRTC/RTSP/RTMP/LL-HLS bridge for Wyze cams in a docker container
A Docker container that reverse-engineers Wyze's proprietary P2P SDK to expose your cameras as standard RTSP/RTMP/WebRTC/HLS streams — no firmware mods required. Aimed at home lab users who want Wyze's cheap hardware without being locked into Wyze's cloud. Works as a standalone container or a Home Assistant add-on.
Ships precompiled TUTK SDK binaries for amd64/arm64/arm32 so you don't have to figure out the proprietary library yourself. MediaMTX handles the actual stream serving, which is the right call — it's a mature, well-maintained RTSP server rather than rolling their own. MQTT support lets you integrate camera state and commands into an existing home automation stack without polling. Actively maintained with recent firmware compatibility fixes (last push June 2026).
The precompiled `lib.amd64` / `lib.arm` / `lib.arm64` blobs in the repo are closed-source Wyze/TUTK SDK binaries — you're running unsigned third-party native code with no way to audit it, which is a real trust issue for a container with access to your cameras and local network. Still requires Wyze cloud for auth; the cameras don't work fully offline and will eventually stop working if Wyze changes their API or kills the service. Newer camera lines (OG, Battery Cam Pro, Doorbell Pro) use a different SDK entirely and aren't supported, so anyone buying current Wyze hardware may be disappointed. The connection-mode fallback to P2P relay (over internet) is silent — you can be streaming through Wyze's servers without knowing it.