What each camera actually does
All three are shown so you can see the full picture before deciding. The ones on your site are highlighted.
You will use it more for running the place than for trouble
Most of what your cameras notice is ordinary. Who came and when. Which gate is busiest. What changed since last month. These are the things you currently guess at, and they are what you will look at every week.
REPORTS
What actually happened, in numbers
Every month, a plain summary of how your premises was used. No log to trawl, no guard's notebook to decipher.
- A church: which gate fills first, how long the car park takes to clear, whether the side gate was left open.
- A school: whether the back gate opened out of hours, and what time the compound actually empties.
- A car lot: how many vehicles came through, who moved them, and when the yard was last unattended.
TRENDS
What is changing, before it becomes a problem
One month tells you little. Six months tells you a great deal: movement climbing at odd hours, an entrance taking more traffic than it was built for, a contractor whose hours never match the invoice.
- Compare this month against last, and against the same month last year.
- See which parts of your premises are busy and which are effectively abandoned.
- Take a number to your committee instead of an argument.
YOUR OWN RULES
You describe it. We watch for it.
No two premises worry about the same things. You write the rules in your own words and change them whenever you like.
- Nobody in the generator house after 8pm.
- Tell me if the main gate stands open longer than five minutes.
- Nobody on the roof, at any hour, ever.
- Warn me the moment anyone is at the perimeter wall after midnight.
A break-in on your street should not be news to you the next morning.
Right now it usually is. It happens at one gate, that site tells two or three people, and everywhere else finds out days later, by which time the same people have tried two more gates.
Sites near each other can warn each other in seconds, without anyone seeing anyone else's footage.
Nothing here is automatic surveillance. A site decides something is worth raising, and everyone nearby who takes part is told to sharpen up. That is the whole mechanism.
Someone forces the back gate four streets away. Their cameras catch it.
One tap. An alert, a reason, and a description if they have one. No footage.
Every nearby site taking part is told. Your cameras tighten automatically and your guard gets a message.
Your site holds the tighter setting all night, so a second attempt meets a system already awake.
WHAT CAN LEAVE YOUR SITE
Only what you flag, and only as a description
- An incident alert you raise. That something happened, roughly where, and what kind.
- A description you have flagged. A plate, or a make and colour. A white Hiace, never a photograph of one.
- Counts, not scenes. How many sites near you reported anything. Numbers only, never the sites.
WHAT NEVER LEAVES YOUR SITE
Everything else, without exception
- Your footage. Not clips, not stills, not live view. Nobody outside your site can open it. Not other sites, and not us without your say-so.
- Anybody who lives, works, worships or studies with you. Residents, staff, pupils, visitors, drivers.
- Your rules and your alerts. What you choose to watch for is nobody else's business.
- Your address and your records. Other sites receive a description to watch for. They never learn which site it came from.
You do not have to decide this now. Your cameras work fully on their own either way, and taking part is not part of signing up. Once your cameras are live you pick your setting from your own dashboard. If you already know your leaning, tell us below and we will set your site up that way on day one.
COMING SOON
Working with law enforcement
Separately from the setting above, you will be able to decide whether flagged incidents can be shared with police on a formal request. Off unless you switch it on, and always yours to switch off again.
None of this changes what you pay, and none of it has to be settled before installation. You can move between these settings whenever you like, from your dashboard, without asking us, and it takes effect immediately.
You are not buying cameras. You are subscribing to all of it.
The ₦30,000 is not rent on hardware. It covers everything it takes to keep working intelligence running on your starter cameras, which is why there is nothing to pay upfront and nothing to maintain. Cameras you add later are bought outright and add ₦12,000 a month each.
In plain words
- Your starter cameras and their installation cost you nothing, today or later.
- Pay monthly, quarterly or yearly, whichever suits how your site collects money. Pay yearly and we add one more camera free.
- Billing starts the month your cameras go live, not the day you sign up.
- Cameras you add are yours. The price shown includes mounting and installation.
- No minimum term, no exit fee, no notice period, whichever way you pay.
- Your footage is yours, and your network setting is yours to change whenever you want.
Ready when you are.
Three screens, about two minutes. Choose the cameras we install free, add coverage only if you want it, and we call you back within two working days to agree a survey date.
Nothing to pay now · No contract · Cancel any month