Built from a Decade of Field Experience
One Platform. Complete Security.
Watch every camera on your site from one screen, and record so nothing is ever lost. Then let the system tell you when something matters, instead of hoping somebody was looking.
Everything You Need in One Platform
Live View
Watch up to 81 cameras on a single screen, in a standard grid or a layout you design yourself. The graphics card does the heavy lifting, so a full wall of cameras stays smooth instead of choking the machine.
PTZ Control
Aim any camera from any workstation. Drag a box on the picture and the camera zooms straight to it. Save positions, set patrol routes, and let cameras run tours on a weekly schedule.
AI Analytics
Draw a zone on the picture and get told when a person or vehicle enters it. Follow the same person from camera to camera across the site, and search back through recorded footage to find everywhere else they appeared.
Alarms & Automation
Turn any event into an action: throw the camera onto the control-room screen, start recording, sound an alert, open a gate contact. Rules can be tested safely before you arm them, and escalate if nobody responds.
Recording That Survives Failure
Recording runs on dedicated machines you place where the cameras are. Record a camera to two of them and a failed recorder costs you nothing. Footage from either side of the outage plays back as one continuous timeline.
Video Wall & Multi-Screen
Drive a wall of screens in the control room and push any camera or map onto it from an operator's desk. Every workstation remembers what each of its monitors should show.
Built the Way Sites Are Actually Built
Cameras feed recorders, recorders feed the server, panels and sensors come in to the same place, and operators watch from any workstation on the network.
01Cameras
Fixed cameras and cameras you can aim, wherever they are on the site.
02Recorders
Video is written close to where it was captured, so it never crosses the site twice.
03Main server
Holds the configuration, talks to the cameras and runs the alarm rules.
04Field devices
Alarm panels, sensors, doors and gates come in to the same server. A contact closing matters as much as the camera pointed at it.
05Operators
Any workstation on the network. When something happens, the alarm takes the path the video does.
What Goes Wrong Without It
Six things that cost sites money and evidence, and what this does about each of them.
Cameras nobody is watching
A camera only helps if somebody sees it. Draw the zones that matter and the system watches them for you, then tells you the moment a person or a vehicle is somewhere it should not be.
Footage missing on the night it mattered
Record a camera to two recorders. Lose one and you lose nothing: the footage from either side of the outage plays back as one continuous timeline.
An alarm list nobody can read
Nine priority levels, coloured red through to green and sorted with the serious ones at the top. An operator reads the queue in a glance instead of reading every line.
Evidence somebody can argue with
Footage is encrypted on disk and digitally signed. If a recording has been altered it can be proven, and the check runs on any machine, not just yours.
Systems that do not talk to each other
Cameras, alarm panels, sensors, gates and analytics on one server under one set of rules. A single event can open a gate, start recording and throw the camera onto the control room wall.
A supplier who can switch you off
Licences are perpetual and work on a site with no internet connection at all. Playback and export of footage you already recorded keep working in every state, including an expired licence.
Recognise any of those?
Tell us the camera count, how long footage has to be kept, and what else is on site. We come back with a real proposal, not a brochure.
Four Roles, One Installer
Pick the role at setup and it configures the machine for you. No internet connection needed, and nothing to assemble by hand.
Main Server
The control room · Windows
The brain of the site. It holds the configuration and the database, talks to the cameras, runs the alarm rules and tells the recorders what to record. Everything else connects to it.
- Configuration, users and permissions for the whole site
- Runs the alarm and automation rules
- Directs recording across every recorder
- Keeps the entire site on one clock
- Can be paired with a standby that takes over if it's lost
Remote Recorders
Out where the cameras are · Windows
Dedicated machines that record their own cameras to their own disks, placed close to the cameras so footage never crosses the site twice. Add more as you grow.
- Records its assigned cameras to local storage
- Record a camera to two recorders so a failure costs nothing
- Takes over and hands back automatically, filling the gap
- Ages footage from fast disks to bulk storage
- Mirrors to a second disk and switches over if one fails
Operator Clients
Any workstation on the network
What your operators actually use. Live cameras, playback, PTZ, maps and alarms, with every setting managed centrally, so a new workstation is ready the moment it connects.
- Up to 81 cameras on screen, across as many monitors as you have
- Replay many cameras together on one timeline
- Aim any camera on the site from your desk
- Floor plans, maps, tours and video wall control
- Dark, light or custom colours, and right-to-left languages
AI Analytics Server
Optional · Linux · GPU hardware
Separate hardware that does the watching. It connects to the main server, takes the cameras you assign it, and sends detections back. Add more as you add cameras.
- Announces itself to the main server; an admin approves it in a click
- Assign specific cameras to specific analytics servers
- Detects people, vehicles and more inside zones you draw
- Follows the same person or vehicle between cameras
- Add servers as the camera count grows
On the roadmap
Many Sites, One Control Room
Each site runs its own main server, so it keeps working even if the link to head office goes down. A control-room server will then pool those sites together. Operators get one place to watch cameras, take alarms and pull footage from every location, without waiting on any single site to answer.
- Every site stays independent and keeps recording on its own
- One control room sees cameras and alarms from all of them
- Pull footage from any site without leaving your seat
- Add a site by pointing it at the control-room server
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