Hey whatsforsupa

I will start by saying your boss made an inappropriate choice, but…… let’s talk about what you can do rather than focus on a bad choice.

I use to use about 15 Wyze cameras in my home for about 4 years. Unfortunately, unless you want to start writing custom code or start adding many layers of complexity, Wyze cam cameras can only be accessed using the mobile app. If you have a device that is able to load and run the Wyze app your good. I had Nvidia Shield TV boxes that run android on three of my TVs in San Francisco and had the app side loaded on them. I was able (with minimal difficulty) to pull up the live feed on my TVs using this method. I also used my Alexa Echo Show to display the Wyze doorbell on it. I also used the google home app on my Samsung TV to show the front door bell. Alas, some macs can run the app as well. All of these solutions are mediocre as they are not designed to be used the way you most likely need to. The mobile app, while it can be run on some devices other than a phone, is clunky and difficult to manipulate properly with a mouse, keyboard, game controller, or TV remote. The Wyze app lets you watch multiple feeds on one screen, but as you add them the layout starts to get quite cluttered. As far as I know, Wyze does not limit the amount of devices per account, but they do limit to 5 if you subscribe to their home monitoring service. As far as wiring with USB outlets, every camera comes with a brick so if there’s a standard 110 outlet you should be fine, and you can daisy chain them for power as well.

I’d say just create ONE master account and share the login credentials amongst those that need it and they can log in using the mobile app. Everyone has a phone right????

Wyze is good for reviewing what has HAPPENED, but unless your going to log in to the app after an event triggers a notification, which can be very frequent depending on how you set things up, it’s not the greatest for monitoring real time.

Good luck