Luma Surveillance

Name: Luma Surveillance
Rating: 1.8 (286 reviews)
Author: Wirepath Home Systems, LLC

By: Wirepath Home Systems, LLC App

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Overview

Version:

Version 4.6.3

Last updated: 2025-04-24

Ranking

#129,578 ▲ 17

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Luma Surveillance is a unified Chrome extension that brings all Luma cameras and recorders into one place. It lets you monitor from anywhere on a tablet or mobile device, with crystal-clear live viewing of up to 16 channels (4, 9, or 16) in portrait or landscape, and pinch-to-zoom. You can choose high or standard resolution based on your remote connection, and drag-and-drop cameras to customize grid layouts across multiple DVRs/NVRs.

It's designed for efficient surveillance workflow: easily scan the timeline and playback recordings, capture snapshots or video, and add media to your library for safekeeping or sharing. You can listen or speak to people on the other end when supported, remotely control PTZ cameras, and quickly swipe between cameras to switch perspectives—across all your Luma devices.

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By:

Wirepath Home Systems, LLC

Rating:

1.80

(286) 1 new ratings

Version:

Version 4.6.3 Last updated: 2025-04-24

Version code:

873845785

Creation date:

2015-08-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

22.09MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

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Ranking

# 129,578 ▲ 17

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Developed by:

Wirepath Home Systems, LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/luma-surveillance/id999425761

User Reviews

Across reviews, the Luma Surveillance iOS app is described as unreliable and hard to use. Frequent crashes and errors render live view often inaccessible, and remote playback almost never works. Users report slow loading, buffering, and tedious clip review that requires manual date/time searches, with updates sometimes wiping clips. Login issues and sign-in friction are common, and remote access from outside home often fails. A few note modest performance on iPhone/iPad; Mac support is lacking. Overall, significant improvements are needed before it is trustworthy.

Pros

Decent app on iPhone
Moderately OK on iPad

Cons

Frequent instability: crashes, errors, and the app is often inaccessible (spins/loading)
Remote playback almost always does not work / is unreliable
Clunky playback and clip review UX: manual date/time navigation, no auto-population of motion clips, tedious to review
Login/sign-in issues: no prompt to log in and accounts drop/need support to re-login
Updates cause data loss and degrade performance: wiped clips, increased buffering and more steps to reach main stream