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Cameraix
30 Sept 2026launched 10 days ago
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.0latest version · 10 days ago
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- 30 Sept 2026 is the release date the App Store gives for this app.
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- 10 Oct 2026. The day we first met this app, which can be long after it launched.
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- 10 Oct 2026. Ratings, version and store page on this page are as of that read.
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About
CameraIX turns the cameras you already have into a real-time monitoring system. It connects to existing IP and RTSP cameras and analyses their live streams with AI models running on your own infrastructure — detecting risks, behaviours, anomalies and operational events as they happen, instead of leaving footage to be reviewed after something has gone wrong. WHAT IT DETECTS • Object detection — people, vehicles, equipment and objects in every frame • Behaviour analysis — actions and movement patterns over time, not single frames • Anomaly detection — deviations from expected operational patterns, flagged as they happen • Safety monitoring — PPE compliance, restricted-area entry and safety violations • People analytics — occupancy, flow and queue patterns, without identifying individuals ON YOUR PHONE • Live view of any camera on your account • Alerts as events are detected, with the frame that triggered them • Event history you can filter by camera, type and time • Camera health and fleet status at a glance • Per-device notification settings, so a phone can be quieter than a control room BUILT FOR TEAMS Every account is scoped to its own organisation: users only ever see the cameras and events belonging to it. Roles separate who can watch from who can configure. WORKS WITH EXISTING CAMERAS No proprietary hardware. If a camera speaks RTSP, it can be added. CameraIX is a companion to a CameraIX deployment and requires an existing account.Read more
CameraIX turns the cameras you already have into a real-time monitoring system.
It connects to existing IP and RTSP cameras and analyses their live streams with AI models running on your own infrastructure — detecting risks, behaviours, anomalies and operational events as they happen, instead of leaving footage to be reviewed after something has gone wrong.
WHAT IT DETECTS
• Object detection — people, vehicles, equipment and objects in every frame
• Behaviour analysis — actions and movement patterns over time, not single frames
• Anomaly detection — deviations from expected operational patterns, flagged as they happen
• Safety monitoring — PPE compliance, restricted-area entry and safety violations
• People analytics — occupancy, flow and queue patterns, without identifying individuals
ON YOUR PHONE
• Live view of any camera on your account
• Alerts as events are detected, with the frame that triggered them
• Event history you can filter by camera, type and time
• Camera health and fleet status at a glance
• Per-device notification settings, so a phone can be quieter than a control room
BUILT FOR TEAMS
Every account is scoped to its own organisation: users only ever see the cameras and events belonging to it. Roles separate who can watch from who can configure.
WORKS WITH EXISTING CAMERAS
No proprietary hardware. If a camera speaks RTSP, it can be added.
CameraIX is a companion to a CameraIX deployment and requires an existing account.
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Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 30 Sept 2026
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