Cameras that show you what’s happening, and keep the footage yours
Cameras designed around your property, with the footage recorded on site and viewable from your phone, so you can see who’s at the gate from the kitchen or from another country.
A single camera by the front door covers one angle. It misses the gate, the far side of the garden and whatever happens out of frame. Standalone cameras can also send alerts that turn out to be nothing, struggle once it gets dark and, depending on the model, keep your footage in cloud storage. So when something actually matters – a contractor you didn’t expect, a gate left open, a villa sitting empty for the season – you’re left scrolling through an app, hoping it caught what you need.
What’s included
- Cameras positioned to cover the zones agreed for your project: typically the gate, the entrances and the perimeter.
- Footage recorded and stored on your own equipment in the house: encrypted and under your control.
- Cameras set up for clear images day and night, with detection tuned to cut false alerts, so a moth on the lens shouldn’t read as a person at the gate.
- Live view and recordings from your phone, over your own encrypted connection.
- Designed with Spanish privacy requirements in mind.
- Recording that can keep running if the internet connection drops.
How it works
- Understand – we look at the property, when it’s empty and who legitimately comes and goes.
- Design – we map the cameras to the zones and the moments that matter, not to a catalogue.
- Build – We install, configure the motion zones and the recording settings, then test the system after dark.
- Look after – Documentation, remote diagnostics and recordings that stay usable for as long as they’re kept.
The pool company swears they came on Tuesday. You open the app, scroll back through Tuesday, and the driveway stays empty from morning to evening. You’re no longer guessing: the footage shows you what came up the driveway that day, and when.
Works with the rest
A camera is only as reliable as the network behind it, which is why a CCTV project starts by checking the Wi-Fi and cabling it runs on. And if the cameras are tied into the home automation system, motion at the gate at two in the morning can turn on the driveway lights and send an alert to your phone, not just record the moment for later.
See your property for yourself, and keep what you see.
We’ll assess the property and design the coverage around it: what to watch, from where – and what stays private.
