Pro records your cameras around the clock, on a disk you own

What Pro adds to Standard

Standard gives one device everything it needs to watch one house or several. Pro is for when the house should keep its own record.

As many cameras as you own

Standard holds 16 cameras; Pro has no limit. A wall still shows 16 at a time and pages on from there, so a screen only decodes what it can actually show.

Footage from before you opened the app

The SecureEyes Hub runs on an always-on Linux machine in your home and records continuously to its own disk. When you hear about something later, you can go back and watch it happen.

Find the moment in seconds

See a whole day at a glance, drag to scrub, skip 10 seconds, jump from event to event, and play at up to 10x. Cut a clip on the Hub from footage it already holds. Where there is a gap, it says why whenever the Hub knows.

Your cameras from anywhere

Sealed end to end to your Hub, through a relay that can’t read what it carries. No port is opened on your router, and nothing is exposed to the internet. The relay isn’t open to the public yet.

The Hub’s recordings, in the app

Playback shows one camera’s day as a band, with the motion marked on it. Press Record while it plays and the Hub cuts that stretch into a clip, which arrives in Clips marked FROM HUB.

What is not ready yet

The Hub runs and records. Reaching it from outside is built, and waits for the public relay to open.