Camera alerts that say what happened
Every picture your cameras take is read before anyone's phone buzzes. You get one clear sentence and the picture, within seconds.
The picture comes with the alert
The notification carries the snapshot and one sentence about it, so you know without opening the app. The Alarm tab keeps every event with its picture.
Each camera has a place
Name a camera and choose its area: driveway, front yard, backyard or a door. Alerts say where: "A person is in the backyard."
A person always counts
Leaves, shadows and rain do not alert. A person does, wherever they are, even with your own car parked in view.
Packages
Know when a package is left at the door.
Cars and the driveway
Street traffic is not news. A car that pulls in and stays is.
Stopped for 5 seconds
A car only alerts after it has stood still for 5 seconds. Cars driving past stay quiet.
Your parked car is ignored
Mark your own cars once. A parked car of yours sitting in view never alerts by itself and stays out of the list.
Seen this car before
Every stop is filed. When the same car comes back, Milana tells you when it was last here.
One car, one alert
A car arriving in the driveway right after its first alert is not announced twice, unless more cars come.
Quiet repeats and quiet nights
10-minute repeat cooldown
The same kind of thing in the same area within 10 minutes is listed as a quiet repeat instead of buzzing again. More people than last time, or a person appearing, still alerts right away.
Night mode
From 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM, new alerts wait quietly in the app. Your cat at a door still gets through.
Cameras gone quiet
If no daytime picture arrives for 6 hours, Milana tells you, so a camera that dropped offline does not go unnoticed.
Nothing reaches into your cameras
Cameras upload over an encrypted connection with a password made for your home, and only from your home internet address.