Install latest/stable of Guardian Eye

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Details for Guardian Eye

Package name

  • guardian-eye

License

  • Proprietary

Last updated

  • Today - latest/stable

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Video surveillance with motion detection

Guardian Eye turns a desktop into a private video surveillance system. Recordings, motion and AI detection and the event timeline stay on the machine: no cloud storage, no account, no subscription.

Cameras:

  • IP cameras over RTSP, ONVIF and HTTP/MJPEG
  • USB and built-in webcams, including imaging controls
  • Automatic discovery of cameras on the local network
  • PTZ control for supported cameras

Detection:

  • Motion detection with adjustable sensitivity and tamper detection
  • Detection zones and per-camera schedules
  • On-device AI object detection (people, vehicles, animals)
  • Audio analytics for events such as a baby crying or glass breaking

Recording and integrations:

  • Continuous or event-triggered H.264 recording with storage rotation
  • Event journal with thumbnails and a timeline linked to the recordings
  • Telegram notifications and Home Assistant over MQTT
  • MJPEG stream of any camera for other tools on the network

Guardian Eye collects no analytics and has no account. It is free for one camera; paid plans unlock more cameras, longer retention and advanced AI models.

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