Get the Booney app

The Booney app runs on the computer that watches your camera. It spots critters and tells the sprayer when to spray. A setup guide walks you through connecting your account, the camera and the sprayer's wireless board.

Version 0.6.3, 10/22/2026

Download for Mac with Apple chip (M1 or newer) 105 MB

Download for Mac with Intel chip 133 MB

Not sure which Mac you have? Apple menu → About This Mac: "Chip" means Apple, "Processor" means Intel.

Windows version coming later.

Supported cameras

Booney watches your camera's local video stream (RTSP). Any camera that offers one will work.

Works out of the box

RTSP is built in. No extra software needed.

  • TP-Link Tapo ($20–$40): Tapo C110 (indoor 2K), C120 (outdoor, IP66), C210 (indoor pan/tilt). Turn on RTSP in the Tapo app under Camera Account.
  • Reolink ($35–$65): Lumus (outdoor 1080p), E1 / E1 Pro (indoor pan/tilt), RLC-410 / 510A. Turn on RTSP and HTTP snapshots in the camera's network settings.
  • Amcrest ($30–$55): 1080p / 2K ProHD series. Full ONVIF Profile S and RTSP, set up in the camera's browser page.
  • Generic RTSP IP cameras ($20–$30): XMeye / Xiongmai-based budget bullet cameras such as Jooan, commonly sold on Amazon and AliExpress with ONVIF/RTSP open.

Needs a bridge or firmware change

  • Wyze Cam v2, v3, Pan v3, v4 ($25–$40): cheap and easy to find. Needs docker-wyze-bridge (or go2rtc) running on a local computer, or Wyze's RTSP firmware/beta on models that have it.
  • Yi / Kami Home ($20–$30): needs third-party firmware such as Yi-Hack, loaded from a microSD card, to turn on local RTSP/ONVIF.
  • Blink and Ring: not supported. They're cloud-only with no local stream; unofficial bridges exist but often break or get rate-limited.

Install on a Mac

  1. Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Booney into Applications.
  2. Open Booney from Applications. The first time, macOS says it can't check it for malicious software (the app isn't registered with Apple yet). Click Done, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to "Booney was blocked" and click Open Anyway.
  3. Allow Booney to find devices on your local network when asked: that's how it reaches the camera and sprayer.
  4. The setup guide opens in your browser. Booney starts by itself from then on, even after a restart.

Check your download

To make sure the file came from us and wasn't changed, compare its fingerprint. In Terminal run shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Booney-0.6.3-mac-arm64.dmg; it should print:

Booney-0.6.3-mac-arm64.dmg
8aa29a83b3787c7854a35a56389d5ea326b39a00aaa30f4b9cf2497fdfdc68f8

Booney-0.6.3-mac-x86_64.dmg
a85cbce9e16a01660a0990df1cd2040c3e6cd2eddf58827a843d5b1febf5c855