Apples, and apples, and oranges. TinyCam is on Android and uses the regular Wyze/TUTK P2P stuff to get the point to point stream like the Wyze app does. The only time it needs to run its web server is if you want to access its video from your browser - it conveniently runs its own web server so you can browse to it and see a redirected COPY of the streams TinyCam is receiving from your Windows browser, Android browser, or anything else. The question is why Wyze and/or the TUTK P2P service won’t work with a modern browser.
Apparently TUTK DOES in fact offer such a feature.
TUTK’s WebRTC-based P2P video streaming solution with support for JSON command can be easily embedded into web-based fleet management platform for instant live view from any browser without a middle server, thereby significantly reducing costs and simplifying the solution’s adoption.