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Your cameras record break-ins.
Now they can stop them.

A small hub that plugs into the cameras you already own, gives them six senses, and puts a Halo at the door. Recordings stay in your home. No monthly fee for storage or AI.

One billion

security cameras are watching the world right now.

Most of them can only watch.

Yours watch. They record.

Then they send you a clip, after.

By then it is over.

The footage is evidence. It was never protection.

Then the camera company charges you to keep it.

Many camera brands charge a monthly fee to keep your own footage in their data centre. Long after the camera is old.

What if the same camera could sense a threat, and deter it?

The film

The home that protects itself.

Still from the jupyter film

Trouble playing? Watch on YouTube.

The answer

A Hub that thinks.
A Halo that speaks.

jupyter is a small box that plugs into the cameras you already own and gives them a brain. Six senses run inside your home, on every camera at once. It knows your family from a stranger, a parcel from a person, and glass breaking from a door closing. When it senses a threat, it answers straight away: a house that sounds occupied, and a siren at the door if they stay.

Six senses

Cameras see. These understand.

Six engines, running on the Hub, on the cameras you already own. Each one exists because a camera on its own gets something wrong.

FaceAI

It knows your family. So it can notice a stranger.

It learns who belongs and goes quiet for them, so the only alerts are about people who don't. Faces are recognised on the Hub.

VehicleAI

It reads the plate. It remembers the car.

Number plate and vehicle recognition, on the Hub. Yours comes and goes without a word. An unfamiliar one lingering gets named. Garage open and close, with a supported Wi-Fi opener Limited beta

ParcelAI

A delivery is a promise. It keeps it.

It sees the parcel land and guards it until you are home. If it leaves with the wrong person, the Halo sounds and you know straight away. An alert that says parcel, not motion.

SoundAI

Cameras have blind spots. Sound does not.

Glass. A forced door. A raised voice. Heard in the rooms with no camera, through your cameras' microphones and the Indoor Halo. Trained on the signatures of forced entry, not on loud noises.

LoiterAI

Break-ins are planned. It catches the planning.

The person who waits at the fence tonight is the one who comes back tomorrow. Motion detection sees everything that moves. This sees the one that waits, and answers before the plan becomes a break-in.

OccupancyAI

An empty house is an invitation. Yours declines.

Footsteps. A dog. A television through a wall, on a rhythm that never repeats. Burglars listen before they look, and they hear a house with people in it.

See it work

Six senses.
In action.

The same camera, twice. Watch the line sweep across to reveal what jupyter understands. Drag it to compare at your own pace.

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Demonstration footage. Detection labels are shown as jupyter draws them.

SoundAI

It hears where
the lenses cannot.

Trained on the sounds of forced entry, not on loud noises. While the house is armed, it listens through your cameras' microphones and the Indoor Halo, and covers the rooms no lens does.

  • Glass breakingHeard
  • A forced doorHeard
  • A scream or shoutHeard
  • Dog barkingHeard
  • Smoke alarmHeard
  • Car alarmHeard
  • Power toolsHeard

Everyday sounds such as speech, music, television and traffic are recognised as ordinary and don't raise an alert.

OccupancyAI

An empty home.
That doesn't sound empty.

Burglars listen before they look. The Indoor Halo plays the sounds of a lived-in home, when the cameras see someone at the gate or on a schedule you set.

Home sounds active

A home that sounds lived in.

Footsteps, a television through a wall, a door closing. Nothing repeats, so nothing sounds recorded.

VoiceAI Beta

Ask what happened.
It tells you what mattered.

Every event at home, summarised in plain English when you ask. People, parcels, sounds, vehicles.

VoiceAI is in beta at launch and may later become an optional subscription. The six core senses and your storage are a one-time purchase.

The difference

What you stop living with.

Most camera systemsjupyter
Footage in their cloudFootage in your home
Monthly storage feesPaid for once
“Motion detected.”“Stranger at the gate.”
A recording, afterwardsA response, now
Keypads and countdownsYour keyfob knows you
Replace your camerasKeep your cameras

Your cameras

Keep your cameras.
Change what they do.

jupyter connects over RTSP and ONVIF, the open standards most wired and PoE IP cameras already speak. Nothing replaced. Nothing rewired. Nothing has to match.

  1. Plug in the Hub.Into your router, next to the cameras' recorder or network.
  2. It finds your cameras.The app walks you through adding each one.
  3. Six senses switch on.Every recording stays on the Hub, inside your home.
Two security cameras mounted on a concrete wall

Works with

    Wired and PoE cameras with RTSP. Wi-Fi-only cameras and battery doorbells aren't currently supported. Not on the list? Send it and we'll test it.

    Who it's for

    For your home.

    You already have cameras.

    An NVR, a few cameras, a doorbell. Keep all of them. Give them six senses and a home that acts on what they see.

    Plug in the Hub. Nothing else changes.

    You'd like to go away again.

    The house keeps its rhythm while you are gone: voices, a dog, the vacuum. From the street, someone is home.

    Occupancy sounds, on a schedule you set.

    You own a short-stay home.

    Between guests the house sits idle, sometimes hours away. jupyter watches the empty nights and tells you who arrived and when.

    About the idle home, not your guests.

    You live alone and like it.

    Know who is at the door before you open it, hear the side window even while you sleep, and let the house make some noise on your behalf.

    No codes to remember.

    You run a shop or a café.

    Loitering at the back door after close, an unknown vehicle at 3am, glass at the front: named, and answered.

    Uses the cameras already on the ceiling.

    Parcels on the porch.

    ParcelAI sees the delivery arrive and notices if it leaves with the wrong person.

    An alert that says parcel, not motion.

    The Hub

    One box.
    Everything the house knows.

    The jupyter Hub on a wooden table

    Modes that mean something.

    Arm at 11pm, disarm at 7am. Each mode carries its own rules for what the house watches, what it tells you, and what it may do without asking.

    Solid state. Nothing spinning.

    Recordings sit on solid state storage with no moving parts to wear out. Built to run every hour of the year.

    Six senses, on the device.

    The intelligence runs on the Hub itself. No cloud does the thinking, so no cloud needs paying.

    Outdoor Halo

    Security that
    doesn't need to hide.

    Seen, so it deters.

    Mounted where people can see it. A visible Halo tells anyone at the door that this home is paying attention, before anything is touched.

    Siren and strobe, when it counts.

    They sound only when the Hub decides the situation warrants it. Not every time a cat crosses the lawn.

    Built to live outside.

    Made for the weather at your front door, and designed to look like it belongs on your home.

    Indoor Halo

    The voice of the system.
    On the shelf.

    The Indoor Halo on a side table beside a sofa

    A house that sounds lived in.

    Voices, a dog, a vacuum moving room to room. OccupancyAI plays through the Indoor Halo, on a rhythm that doesn't repeat.

    Hears what cameras can't.

    While the house is armed, it listens for glass breaking, a forced door or a scream, in the rooms no lens covers.

    Voice, siren and bridge.

    Ask what happened with VoiceAI. It carries a siren of its own, and it is the Bluetooth bridge for the Keyfob and Entry Door Sensor.

    Specifications

    The detail.

    Camera compatibility
    IP cameras with RTSP or ONVIF
    Connection
    Wired and PoE cameras
    Cameras per Hub
    Up to 8 cameras
    Processing
    All six senses, on the Hub
    Storage
    Solid state, on the Hub
    Deterrence
    Siren, strobe and voice
    jupyter Camera
    Twin spotlights, clear in low light
    Outdoor Halo
    Siren and strobe, built for outdoors
    Indoor Halo
    Voice, siren, occupancy sound, Bluetooth bridge
    Keyfob
    Bluetooth proximity
    Entry Door Sensor
    Magnetic contact, no wiring
    Warranty
    Published with the campaign

    Keyfob range varies with your home and its building materials. Warranty terms are in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

    The hardware

    And the pieces
    that complete it.

    Small things that each carry more than one job, and none of them ask for attention.

    The jupyter Camera

    jupyter Camera

    One camera, for the corner you missed.

    Twin spotlights for a clear picture in low light. Designed to work with the Hub out of the box.

    Keyfob

    The wall keypad, in your pocket.

    The alarm stands down as you walk through the door. Bluetooth proximity, with a range that suits most homes.

    Entry Door Sensor

    Knows the moment a door opens.

    A small magnet on the door, a small sensor on the frame. It tells the Hub before anyone has walked far enough for a lens to find them.

    SecureProtect app

    The app that reads the footage for you.

    It opens on a sentence, not a wall of clips: who came, what happened, what was done. Cameras, Halos, keyfobs and garage openers, in one place.

    Privacy

    Your footage stays
    inside your walls.

    Every frame is analysed on the Hub. When you watch remotely, the stream travels encrypted between your Hub and your phone. jupyter doesn't keep a copy of your video.

    Your footage stays home.

    Recognition and recording happen on the Hub. There is no cloud copy of your video for us to keep.

    Remote viewing, direct to you.

    Your phone connects to your Hub, encrypted end to end. Where a direct connection isn't possible, an encrypted relay passes the stream through without storing it.

    No cloud storage fees.

    Storage is on the Hub. That is why there is no monthly bill for it.

    Pay once.

    Storage and all six senses are bought once and keep working. VoiceAI may later become an optional paid feature.

    Company

    A platform.
    Not a gadget.

    Built to be here in ten years.

    The jupyter Hub circuit board

    Several hardware generations.

    Years of design, redesign and pilot use in real homes before the first production unit ships.

    Designed in Melbourne.

    Founded by Temi Akinloye after a career in applied AI and product engineering. Revenue is led by Matt Gaskell, formerly of Google Nest in Australia and New Zealand.

    Ours to build. Ours to fix.

    When something is not right, it is ours to put right. That is the only arrangement worth having.

    The first production run.

    Made by a small team who put it in their own homes first. Every reservation tells us to build the next one.

    Questions.

    What is jupyter?

    A small home security hub that plugs into the IP cameras you already own and gives them six AI senses: FaceAI, VehicleAI, ParcelAI, SoundAI, LoiterAI and OccupancyAI. All six run on the Hub inside your home. When it senses a threat it answers through the Outdoor and Indoor Halo, and every recording stays on the Hub. Designed in Melbourne, Australia.

    Will it work with the cameras I already have?

    Most likely, if they are wired or PoE IP cameras. jupyter connects over RTSP and ONVIF, which most IP cameras support. Cloud-only cameras that never expose a local stream, such as Ring and Google Nest, aren't supported. Search your brand above and we'll tell you.

    Is there a monthly fee?

    Not for the system itself. Storage and all six AI senses are a one-time purchase. The one exception is VoiceAI, which is in beta at launch and may later become an optional subscription.

    Where is my footage stored?

    On the Hub, inside your home. Recognition and recording both run locally.

    What happens if the internet drops out?

    The house keeps protecting itself. Recording, the six senses and the deterrent all run on the Hub over your local network. You lose remote viewing and notifications until the connection returns.

    Does it call the police or a monitoring centre?

    No. jupyter is built to end the event before it becomes one, and to give you the evidence if it doesn't. It is not a monitored alarm service.

    How loud is the deterrent?

    The Outdoor Halo has a siren and a strobe, so anyone nearby notices. It is not a floodlight and won't light your yard.

    Can I install it myself?

    Yes. Plug the Hub into your router and follow the app to add your cameras. No rewiring, no drilling.

    How many cameras can one Hub handle?

    Up to 8 cameras per Hub, with all six senses running locally. Larger homes can add a second Hub.

    When does it ship, and what does reserving mean?

    A $25 refundable deposit holds your place in the first production run and your Early Bird price. We'll email you delivery timing as production progresses. Charges and cancellation follow the terms published with the campaign.

    What if I don't like it?

    Returns and warranty follow the terms published with the campaign. Nothing limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

    Early Bird · limited reservations

    Your cameras already see everything.
    Give them a brain.

    Reserve with a $25 refundable deposit and lock in Early Bird pricing. No subscription for storage or the six senses.

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    Outdoor ProtectionAU$1,899
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