gCMOB is the CP Plus mobile app for viewing CCTV cameras, and there is no native gCMOB for PC download. On a PC or laptop, download KVMS Pro instead: it is the free desktop software CP Plus built for camera monitoring. If you specifically want the gCMOB app itself, run it through the BlueStacks emulator.
| App name | gCMOB |
| Developer | Aditya Infotech Ltd (CP Plus) |
| Category | Utility (CCTV camera viewer) |
| Works on | Android and iOS; Windows 11/10 via KVMS Pro or an emulator |
| Official source | Google Play and cpplusworld.com |
| Last verified | July 2026 |
The gCMOB app itself is solid at what it does: live view of CP Plus DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras with split view up to 16 channels, playback of recordings, PTZ control, two way talk and push notifications when motion is detected. It has more than 10 million installs on Google Play, published by Aditya Infotech Ltd, the company behind the CP Plus brand. The catch is simple: it is a phone app. If you searched for CP Plus gCMOB for Windows, what CP Plus actually offers you on a desktop is different software.
The official way to watch CP Plus cameras on a PC
CP Plus makes KVMS Pro, a free central management client for Windows. It connects to the same DVRs, NVRs and IP cameras as gCMOB and gives you live monitoring, playback of recorded footage and device management from a proper desktop program. For an all day monitoring screen it is far more stable than any emulator setup, and it handles multi channel views without the overhead of running Android inside Windows.
CP Plus lists its desktop tools, including KVMS Pro Lite, on the software section of its official site, and we keep a full walkthrough in our KVMS Pro for PC guide. That is the download to start with if your goal is simply “see my cameras on the computer”.
Get KVMS Pro (CP Plus official site)
Install gCMOB on Windows with an emulator
If you want the exact app you already use on your phone, with the same layout and notifications, the emulator route works on Windows 11 and Windows 10. Here is the CP Plus gCMOB app download for PC, step by step:
- Install BlueStacks from the official bluestacks.com site and open it.
- Open the Play Store inside BlueStacks and sign in with a Google account.
- Search for gCMOB and confirm the developer shown is Aditya Infotech Ltd before installing. There are lookalike camera apps, so check the name.
- Install the app from the official listing:
Get gCMOB (Google Play, official)
- Open gCMOB and add your device. On a phone you would scan the QR code on your recorder, but inside an emulator the camera scan is awkward. Choose the manual option instead and enter the serial number, or the IP address or domain, port and login details of your DVR, NVR or camera.
- Allow notifications in the app and in the BlueStacks settings if you want motion alerts to pop up on your desktop.
- If you run 9 or 16 channel live view, give BlueStacks a little more headroom in its settings: 2 CPU cores and 2 GB of RAM is fine for a single camera, 4 cores helps with big grids.
gCMOB or KVMS Pro: which one should you use on a desktop?
Use KVMS Pro when the PC is your main monitoring station. It is native Windows software, it starts with the machine, and it does not depend on an emulator staying logged in. Use the emulator route when you just want an occasional check from your laptop with the interface you already know, or when you rely on the exact push notification behaviour of the mobile app.
One honest warning: an emulator adds a layer that can break after updates. If your camera feed matters, the official desktop software is the dependable choice. If your cameras are a different brand, we have a separate guide for EZVIZ on PC, and you can browse more tools in our utility apps for PC hub.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a CP Plus gCMOB app download for PC?
Not as a native Windows program. gCMOB is released for Android and iOS only. For Windows, CP Plus provides KVMS Pro, and the only way to run gCMOB itself on a PC is inside an Android emulator.
How do I download gCMOB for a laptop?
The same two paths apply to a laptop as to a desktop. If you only need to watch your cameras, install KVMS Pro from the CP Plus site. If you want the mobile app experience, install BlueStacks, then install gCMOB from Google Play inside it.
Is gCMOB safe to download?
Yes, as long as you install it from the official Google Play listing published by Aditya Infotech Ltd, where it has passed 10 million installs. The real risk is lookalike camera apps and APK mirror sites, so download only from Google Play or cpplusworld.com and check the developer name before installing.
How do I connect my camera to gCMOB?
Add the device inside the app. On a phone the quick way is scanning the QR code on your DVR, NVR or camera. Inside an emulator, where the camera scan is awkward, use the manual add option instead and enter the serial number, or the IP address or domain plus port, along with the device username and password.
Is gCMOB free?
Yes. The app is a free download on Google Play. You only need the login details of your CP Plus recorder or camera to use it.
Does gCMOB work on Windows 11 and Windows 10?
Through an emulator, yes, on both. KVMS Pro also runs natively on current Windows versions, which is why we recommend it first for desktop viewing.
Verdict
For watching CP Plus cameras on a computer, KVMS Pro is the right tool and the officially supported one, so start there. Keep the gCMOB emulator setup as a fallback for when you want the familiar phone interface on a bigger screen. Either way, download only from Google Play or cpplusworld.com, never from random APK sites.
