One guard. Forty cameras. Who is watching your factory at night?

You lock the gate, the shift goes home, and security comes down to one guard and a wall of camera feeds nobody can watch at once. It is an impossible job, and nobody should blame the guard for it.

So the cameras become a diary instead of a defence. When stock goes missing, you scroll through the recording the next morning and watch the theft hours after it mattered.

• Nobody can watch forty feeds at once
• Recordings get checked after a loss, when they can only confirm it
• The only account of the night is one person's word

We watch every camera continuously through the night. We look for people and vehicles, not motion, in the places and hours you say should be empty, and a second, larger model double-checks every event before it reaches you, so a stray dog does not wake you at 2 AM.

A camera that is covered, sprayed, blacked out or knocked out of focus is flagged too, because that is often the first step, not an accident. And if you want to know about someone lingering along your fence line or at the gate, we can set up loitering detection for your cameras.

• After-hours intrusion alerts with a photo, within seconds
• A voice call for urgent events, so it reaches you asleep
• Camera-tampering alerts when any camera is covered, sprayed, blacked out or knocked out of focus
• Loitering detection near the gate, fence or yard, set up for your site

There is no software to learn. Tell us what to watch the way you would brief a new guard, for example tell me if anyone enters the dispatch area after 8 PM. That becomes a rule we follow every night.

Different cameras can carry different rules. The yard locks down at 8 PM, the finished-goods store stays off-limits around the clock, and the hostel side is ignored so normal life never bothers you.

• Rules in plain words, per camera, per zone, per hour
• A daily summary of the night on Telegram every morning
• A weekly PDF report you can file or show an auditor

This is not a case for letting anyone go. With every camera watched, your guard responds to confirmed events instead of staring at screens, and patrols knowing the cameras are covered.

Alerts go straight to your phone, so the record of the night no longer depends on any one person. Detection runs on site, on our own AI models trained in-house for Indian factory sites.

₹400 per camera per month, four cameras minimum. Six cameras cost ₹2,400 a month, sixteen cost ₹6,400. Set that against a single night's theft of one load of finished goods. You know what that would cost you.

• 6 cameras: ₹2,400 a month
• 16 cameras: ₹6,400 a month
• Free 7-day trial on up to 32 cameras, no card

Our software installs on a computer at your site in 60 seconds and connects to the Hikvision and Prama, Dahua, CP Plus or other DVR or NVR you already run. No new cameras, no rewiring. Your recordings stay on your site; event photos and clips go to the cloud for the second check.