AI on your own graphics card
Detection and tracking run in real time on your NVIDIA GPU. It handles several cameras and several cards, and falls back to the processor when it has to.
Vantage Security turns your Windows PC and NVIDIA graphics card into an AI video recorder. It tells a courier from a prowler, a parked car from an arriving one, and you from a stranger. Your video never leaves your house.
Most cameras yell every time a leaf moves. Vantage Security watches like a person would: it follows who and what is moving, and only speaks up when it counts.
Detection and tracking run in real time on your NVIDIA GPU. It handles several cameras and several cards, and falls back to the processor when it has to.
It reads your carriers' shipping e-mails, read-only, arms itself when a package is out for delivery, and chimes and announces the moment the courier drops it off.
Face recognition that checks many frames before it decides, not one blurry snapshot, plus body and clothing matching when a face is turned away.
Vehicles that live in your driveway never raise an alarm, yet anything moving past them still does. At night, a headlight detector catches cars arriving in the dark.
Continuous recording with a 24-hour timeline you can scrub by hovering. Colour-coded events, zoom and enhance, and exports with timecode and watermark.
Type "red truck" or "person with a dog" and find the moment. The search runs on your PC, not on someone else's server.
A Wear OS app for Pixel and Galaxy watches plays clips, shows live cameras and runs the radar. Photo alerts reach any watch, Apple Watch included.
Tap, speak and your voice plays on the camera's speaker, from the dashboard or your watch. Switch a camera's spotlight on from there too.
Telegram with photo and a short clip, Windows notifications, a chime loud enough to hear across the house, Home Assistant, and a morning briefing of the night.
A control center in your chat: live pictures, the last 30 seconds of any camera, clips of any length from any time, modes, the radar, and a switch for every kind of alert.
Type or say "send me 30 seconds of that" or "what happened last night?". It remembers your household and keeps a day-by-day journal. Pick one of nine personalities, or make your own.
"Every morning at 7, send me the driveway." "When I'm away and a courier comes, send a clip." Approve it once and it runs by itself, the same way every time.
Cloud cameras send every second of your front door to someone else's data centre. Vantage Security does the opposite: everything it sees is recorded and analysed on the PC in your house.
No new wiring and no new cameras: it works with the ones you have.
One setup program, no administrator rights. It picks your largest drive for recordings and fetches the AI packages that match your graphics card.
It finds ONVIF cameras on your network and checks what each one can do: its streams, its speaker and its spotlight.
Pair your watch or phone and get on with your day. Updates install from inside the app, with a backup and automatic roll-back.
One camera is free for good. Every new copy also starts with 30 days of Pro, so you can try it on all your cameras.
Everything you need for one camera.
For homes and small businesses with more to watch. Pricing is announced at launch.
No. Recording, detection, face recognition and search all run on your PC. Alerts send the photo or short clip you choose to your own Telegram, phone or watch. An AI service for second opinions is optional and uses your own key; you can also run a model locally.
Cameras that offer an RTSP stream, which is most IP cameras from brands like Reolink, Amcrest, Dahua, Hikvision and Night Owl. ONVIF cameras are discovered on your network automatically, and a built-in check shows what each camera supports.
An NVIDIA graphics card makes real-time AI smooth, and a mid-range RTX card handles several cameras. With two cards, Vantage Security spreads the work across both. Without one, it runs on the processor, more slowly.
One camera is free, with no time limit. Every new copy starts with a 30-day trial of Pro for all your cameras. Pro pricing is announced at launch.
No. Everyday requests like "away mode", "mute the porch for an hour" or "last 30 seconds of the driveway" are understood by the program itself, free and instantly. Open-ended questions use an AI service with your own key (Gemini costs fractions of a cent a question), and you can turn AI chat off: the buttons and commands always work.
Faces are stored only on your PC, and you decide who is enrolled. Some places have rules about recording and recognising faces, so check what applies where you live before turning it on.
Vantage Security is in early access. Send us a note and we will get you set up and hear what you think.
Early access is open to a small number of homes. Tell us about your cameras and we will be in touch.