Your cameras stay yours
Live video goes from the camera to your screen. It shouldn't have to pass through someone else's server just so you can look at your own front door.
About SecureEyes
A better window into your own space.
You already own the cameras. Checking on them shouldn't mean four vendor apps, four logins and a subscription for each. That's the whole reason SecureEyes exists.
See how it works →01 · Why we're building this
One view of every camera, on the network it already lives on.
IP cameras got cheap and easy to buy. Living with them got harder. Each brand ships its own app, its own login, its own notifications and its own cloud. You end up with a scattered picture of the one place you're trying to keep an eye on.
SecureEyes goes the other way. It talks to your cameras directly over your own network, puts every feed on one wall, and does the basics well without a SecureEyes account or any cloud in the middle.
From there we keep adding: better discovery, straight answers about which cameras work, flexible walls, private sync between your devices, and later an optional self-hosted Hub for remote access and recording to storage you control.
What guides the product
Principles before feature checklists.
Three rules we hold ourselves to as the app grows.
Open standards over lock-in
We build on ONVIF and RTSP, not vendor SDKs. One app for cameras from many brands, and no separate account per device.
Clarity earns trust
If we haven't tested a camera, we say so. If a feature is still on the roadmap, it's labelled that way. No guessing dressed up as fact.
The work continues
Built in the open, tested in the real world.
Whether a camera works comes down to the exact model and firmware. So the Knowledge Base is clear about what we've tested ourselves, what we expect to work, and what's still on the roadmap.