jupyter Hub
It sees and decides.
Six senses on every camera you already own, on the Hub in your home. It knows your family from a stranger, a parcel from a person.
6 trillion AI operations a second · 8 cores · up to 8 cameras
Your cameras record.
Now they can deter.
jupyter turns the cameras you already own from recorders into active deterrents. A small Hub notices what matters, and a Halo answers at the door. Recordings stay in your home.
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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, the moment has passed.
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 jupyter Hub
The film
The home that protects itself.
Trouble playing? Watch on YouTube.
The answer
One Hub, two Halos,
working together.
The Hub gives the cameras you already own six senses. The Halos answer. Scroll, and meet every piece.
Indoor Halo
It speaks and listens, inside.
Answers when you ask, plays a lived-in home while you are away, and listens for breaking glass, a loud bang or a person in distress.
Two speakers and a subwoofer · two microphones · battery backed
Outdoor Halo
It deters, outside.
A loud siren at the door, the moment the Hub decides it is warranted. Mounted where it can be seen. It never speaks.
Loud siren · IP65 · wired
Keyfob
Arms as you leave. Stands down as you arrive.
The Keyfob arms the house as you go and stands it down as you arrive. The Entry Door Sensor, included in Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection and also available separately, tells the Hub the moment a door opens.
Bluetooth LE 5.0 · CR2032 · pair to the Halos
jupyter Camera
The corner you missed, in colour after dark.
For the corner no camera covers. It pairs with the Hub like any other camera and gets all six senses from the first minute.
5MP (3K) · infrared to 20 m · warm light to 10 m · IP67. Two with Outdoor, four with Orbital
The software
Your home,
in a sentence.
An app for your phone, one for your wrist, and Helios Essentials in any browser. All of it with every system.
SecureProtect app
What happened, in plain words.
Opens on the day, written in sentences. Ask VoiceAI instead of scrubbing footage. Every device and its health in one place.
iPhone and Android · Live Activity cards
Apple Watch app
Your house, on your wrist.
Arm and disarm, switch on lived-in sounds, and ask VoiceAI what happened, without reaching for your phone.
Apple Watch paired with an iPhone running SecureProtect
Helios Essentials
The web app, in any browser.
Your cameras, your day and your people, in any browser. Live view, faces and vehicles, and search by describing a moment.
With every system · any browser · search in plain words
How they work together
Always watching.
Always listening.
One Hub, two Halos, your phone and your watch. Here is what happens.
See
It spots a face it doesn’t know.
The Hub · FaceAI and LoiterAI
Lingering by your parcel, or around your home. Seen by the Hub, on the cameras you already own.
Hear
Or it hears someone trying to get in.
Indoor Halo · SoundAI
Breaking glass, a loud bang, a person in distress. Heard in the rooms no camera covers.
Deter
Then it answers. Loudly.
Outdoor Halo
A loud siren at the door, to send a parcel thief or an intruder running.
Inside
The house comes alive.
Indoor Halo · OccupancyAI
People talking, a dog barking, appliances running. An empty home never sounds empty.
Know
You know straight away.
SecureProtect app · Apple Watch
An instant alert on your phone. A nudge on your watch.
Read
It writes you the day.
SecureProtect app
A summary of everything it saw, so you never sit through dozens of events again.
Ask
Ask it what you remember.
Helios Essentials and the app · visual search
Describe the moment in words, and visual search jumps straight to the clip.
- The Hub
A small box that plugs into the cameras you already own, and gives them a brain.
- Six senses
They run inside your home, on every camera at once.
- What it knows
Your family from a stranger. A parcel from a person. Glass breaking from a door closing.
- When it matters
It answers straight away.
A house that sounds occupied, and a loud siren 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.Six engines on the Hub, on the cameras you already own.
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.Learns who belongs and goes quiet for them. Faces are recognised on the Hub.
VehicleAI
It reads the plate.
It knows 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 betaPlates read on the Hub. Yours comes and goes without a word; a stranger's gets named. 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.Sees the parcel land and guards it. If it leaves with the wrong person, the Halo sounds.
SoundAI
Cameras have blind spots.
Sound does not.
Breaking glass. A loud bang. A person in distress. 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.Breaking glass, a loud bang, a person in distress. Heard in rooms with no camera.
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.Motion sees everything that moves. This sees the one that waits, and answers first.
OccupancyAI
A quiet house can look empty.
Yours sounds lived in.
People talking. A dog barking. Appliances running, on a rhythm that never repeats. From outside, it sounds like a house with people in it.People talking, a dog barking, appliances running, on a rhythm that never repeats.
Six senses
Cameras see.
jupyter understands.
All six run on the Hub in your home, on any camera that speaks RTSP, up to eight of them.
FaceAI
Knows who lives here.
VehicleAI
Your car, or a stranger’s.
ParcelAI
Guards the parcel until you are home.
SoundAI
Breaking glass, a bang, distress.
LoiterAI
Passing by, or watching.
OccupancyAI
An empty home that isn’t quiet.
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.
With jupyterCamera on its own
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Every label here was drawn by the same six senses that run on a customer's Hub, on the same models and the same thresholds. Nothing was added or tidied up afterwards.
Your cameras
Keep your cameras.
Change what they do.
If it speaks RTSP, jupyter works with it. Camera, doorbell or NVR. Wired, PoE or Wi-Fi. Any brand. Nothing replaced, nothing rewired, nothing has to match.
- Plug in the Hub.Into your router, next to the cameras' recorder or network.
- It finds your cameras.The app walks you through adding each one.
- Six senses switch on.Every recording stays on the Hub, inside your home.
Works with
Compatibility
Check your camera.
Type the brand. If it gives the Hub an RTSP stream, it works, whatever it is.
We haven't listed that one yet.
Tell us what you have and we'll test it and write back. Most cameras work. The list is just shorter than the world.
Sent. We'll email you once we've tested it.
Every camera, doorbell and NVR that gives the Hub an RTSP stream works, whatever the brand. The only ones that can't are cloud-only devices that never expose a stream at all, such as Ring, Nest and Arlo. Not on the list? Send it and we'll test it.
Specifications
The detail.
Product by product.
The Hub
In every system
- AI performance
- 6 trillion operations a second, on a dedicated neural processor
- Processor
- 8 cores: four performance cores at 2.3GHz and four efficiency cores
- Memory
- LPDDR5 at 4,800 MT/s
- Storage
- NVMe solid state, on the Hub in your home
- Cameras
- Up to 8, wired, PoE or Wi-Fi
- Compatibility
- Any camera, doorbell or NVR that speaks RTSP
- Processing
- All six senses, on the Hub in your home
Outdoor Halo
With Outdoor and Orbital
- Deterrence
- Loud siren, triggered by the Hub
- Power
- Wired
- Reporting
- Temperature and status, back to the Hub
- Weather
- IP65. Dust tight and sealed against rain, field tested outdoors for eighteen months
Indoor Halo
With Orbital
- Voice
- Ask what happened and hear the answer
- Listening
- Breaking glass, a loud bang and a person in distress, while the house is armed
- Sound
- Occupancy audio, adapting its output to the size of the room
- Siren
- Built in, separate from the Outdoor Halo
- Speakers
- Two mid-range speakers and a subwoofer, 15 W each
- Microphones
- Two, as a stereo pair
- Power
- USB-C, with a rechargeable battery so it keeps working through a power cut
- Size and weight
- 200 × 202 × 79 mm, 1.06 kg
- Bluetooth
- The Keyfob and Entry Door Sensor pair to the Halo itself
jupyter Camera
Two with Outdoor, four with Orbital
- Resolution
- 5MP (3K), 2880 × 1620 at 25fps. 1080p at 30fps
- Lens and sensor
- F1.6 aperture, 1/3.0″ CMOS
- Night vision
- Infrared to 20 m
- Colour at night
- Warm light to 10 m
- Connection
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or Ethernet, paired with the Hub
- Power
- 12V wired power. No batteries to charge
- Audio
- Built-in microphone and speaker
- Weather
- IP67, built to sit outside
Keyfob
One with Outdoor and Orbital
- Radio
- Bluetooth LE 5.0
- Battery
- CR2032 coin cell
- What it does
- Arms as you leave, disarms as you arrive
- Range
- Around 10 to 30 m in a home, depending on its walls
Entry Door Sensor
Included in Outdoor and Orbital Protection, also available separately
- Radio
- Bluetooth LE 5.0
- Contact
- Magnetic
- Battery
- CR2032 coin cell
- Range
- Around 10 to 30 m in a home, depending on its walls
Every product carries a 12-month warranty, in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law. Keyfob and sensor range varies with your home and its building materials.
VIP Early Access · limited to 100 spots
VIP Early Access.
For those who move first.
Choose your preferred jupyter system and reserve a VIP spot with a US$25 refundable deposit.
jupyter Hub
US$1,099US$1,349
You save US$250For homes that already have cameras.
- Hub. The brain. Turns the cameras you own into active guardians.
- Helios Essentials. The web app: your day, your people and your cameras in any browser.
Outdoor Protection
US$1,399US$1,649
You save US$250, and 2 jupyter Cameras are includedThe perimeter, recognised and answered.
- Hub. The brain for every camera.
- Outdoor Halo. A loud siren before anything is touched.
- 2 × jupyter Camera. 5MP, infrared to 20 m, warm light to 10 m, IP67.
- Keyfob. Arms when you leave, welcomes you home.
- Entry Door Sensor. Knows the moment a door opens.
- Helios Essentials. Your cameras, your day and your people, in any browser.
Orbital Protection
US$1,649US$1,899
You save US$250, and 4 jupyter Cameras are includedInside and out. The complete system.
- Hub. The brain for every camera.
- Indoor Halo. Makes an empty house sound lived in. Hears break-ins.
- Outdoor Halo. A loud siren before anything is touched.
- 4 × jupyter Camera. 5MP, infrared to 20 m, warm light to 10 m, IP67.
- Keyfob, Entry Door Sensor and Helios Essentials.
Prices are in US$. Taxes are calculated at checkout. Your deposit is charged in US$.
VIP price, locked
Your VIP Early Access price is held for you until you complete your order.
First in the production run
VIP spots are first in line to ship.
The VIP offer
The VIP Early Access price on every system, kept for the 100 VIP spots only.
Fully refundable
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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 loud bangHeard
- A person in distressHeard
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.
From the street, a home that sounds lived in looks lived in. 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.
People talking, a dog barking, appliances running. 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. The six core senses and your storage run on the Hub in your home.
The difference
What you stop living with.
Most camera systemsjupyter
Five years, your cameras
Five years. What it really costs.
jupyter works with the cameras you already own, for a one-time price. The camera brands charge every year for storage and AI, on top of their own cameras.
How many cameras do you have?
Up to US$1,500 less than Ring or Google Nest over five years, with 8 cameras.
jupyterUS$1,099
Keep the 8 cameras you own. Storage and six senses on the Hub, with the SecureProtect app and Helios Essentials.
Ring1US$1,840
8 Ring Outdoor Cams and Ring Protect Pro, the plan with AI video search. Your video lives in Ring’s cloud.
Google Nest2US$2,600
8 Nest Cams and Home Premium Advanced, the plan with AI search. Your video lives in Google’s cloud.
Monitored services, for reference
SimpliSafe3US$4,600
8 outdoor cameras and Pro monitoring, with agents watching up to three of them overnight. Base station extra.
ADT4from US$3,950
The Complete plan, the one that monitors cameras, on a 36-month contract, with equipment from US$349.
Why jupyter wins.
Runs its AI on the cameras you already own.5,000+ models. Ring1, Google Nest2, ADT4 and SimpliSafe3 build theirs for their own cameras.
Answers when someone reaches for a parcel.When a stranger reaches for a parcel at your door, the Halo sounds straight away.
Reads the plate, and minds the garage.Knows your car, opens the garage as you arrive and closes it as you leave. In limited beta at launch.
Arms as you leave. Disarms as you arrive.Your Keyfob does it for you. No keypad, no code to punch in.
Hears a break-in where no camera looks.The Indoor Halo hears breaking glass, a loud bang or a person in distress, and answers with a siren. No extra sensor to buy.
Makes an empty home sound lived in.People talking, a dog barking and appliances running while you are away.
Keeps your recordings at home.All four store video in their cloud by default. jupyter keeps it on the Hub, and can sync a backup to your personal or business Google Drive, your choice.
The app and Helios, included.The SecureProtect app on your phone, and Helios on the web: what happened, any moment you describe, and what is worth a look.
US list prices, checked September 2026. Plan fees are per home, the same for one camera or eight; their cameras cost extra. jupyter at its US$1,099 VIP Early Access price.
Sources
- Ring camera · plan · 2026 price · faces · recordings
- Google Nest camera · 2026 price · plan · faces
- SimpliSafe camera · plans · three-camera limit · faces
- ADT plan · equipment · cloud video
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.
400 events
your cameras recorded last night.
Somebody has to look through them this morning.
Nobody ever does.
That is what a recorder really costs you. Not the disk. The hours no one has.
jupyter watched them for you.
By the time you unlock the door, last night is three sentences, and you have read them before the coffee lands.
Ask it what you half remember.
“A man in a hoodie, running.” It finds the ten seconds. Nobody tagged anything first.
The face that came back at 1am?
Two taps to blacklist him. The next time he is seen, the alarm meets him instead of a recording.
Keep your cameras. Keep your recorder.
Give them a brain.
Inside the Hub
For business
The upgrade your recorder
was never sold.
A shop, a warehouse, a clinic, a site office. The cameras are up and the NVR is running. jupyter reads the same RTSP streams and adds the part that was missing, in a dashboard that opens in any browser on your own network.
- 1It answers, it doesn't just logSomeone testing a back door after close meets a siren and a voice from the Halo, while it is happening. Deterrence is the point. The footage is what is left over.
- 2One person, every cameraA loiterer who crosses the yard, the side door and the car park is one story, not five clips. Their whole path through your site, in the order it happened.
- 3Blacklist a faceDraw a box around someone who came back, and choose what happens next time: recorded quietly, an alert to your phone, or the alarm sounding the moment they are seen again.
- 4Search in plain words“Person in a hoodie.” “Someone running.” “A man carrying a crowbar.” Describe what you remember and it finds the moment, with nobody having tagged it first.
- 5Plates, and the car that came backNumber plates are read and recorded, so the vehicle that passes three times between midnight and four is a question you can ask, not a coincidence you missed.
- 6Who walked in, and how long they stayedFootfall against takings tells you whether the promotion worked. Dwell tells you whether they browsed or gave up. The busiest hour tells you when to roster. And the stranger who keeps returning after close is not footfall, he is a warning.
- 7Cases you can hand overPin the moments of an incident into one thread, generate the report, and share it by a time-limited link that records who opened it.
- 8Ask it, out loud or in writing“Who was at the loading dock after close?” The answer comes back in a sentence, with the clip behind it.
- 9All of it on siteRecognition, deterrence and search run on the Hub in the building. No analytics licence, no footage leaving, nothing that stops working when the internet does.
Rules read like a sentence: when an unknown person loiters at the back door after close, sound the siren and call me. Deterrence, recognition and search all run on the Hub on your premises. One Hub covers up to eight cameras with all six senses running; larger or multi-site jobs, write to info@jupyter.com.au and we will size it with you.
The Hub
One box.
Everything the house knows.
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.
Inside the Hub
Datacentre-grade compute.
On your shelf.
Six senses reading eight cameras at once is a serious computing problem. Most systems solve it by sending your footage to someone else's building. jupyter solves it by putting the computer in your home.
- 6 trillionAI operations every second, on a dedicated neural processor. That is what lets six senses watch every camera at once, instead of taking turns and missing things.
- 8 coresFour performance cores at 2.3GHz and four efficiency cores, so recording, streaming and thinking never queue behind each other.
- 4,800 MT/sLPDDR5 memory, the generation phones moved to for on-device AI. Recognising a face while four streams are written to disk is memory-hungry work, and this is the memory that keeps up.
- NVMeSolid-state storage on the fastest interface a small computer has. Yesterday at 3am opens as quickly as the live view.
All of it runs in your home, on about the power of a phone charger. No cloud does the thinking, which is why there is nothing to pay monthly for it.
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.
A loud siren, 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.
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 breaking glass, a loud bang or a person in distress, 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
- Any camera, doorbell or NVR with RTSP
- Connection
- Wired, PoE or Wi-Fi
- Cameras per Hub
- Up to 8 cameras
- Processing
- All six senses, on the Hub
- Storage
- Solid state, on the Hub
- Deterrence
- Siren and voice
- jupyter Camera
- 3MP (2304 × 1296), infrared to 20 m, warm light to 10 m, IP67
- Outdoor Halo
- A loud siren, built for outdoors
- Indoor Halo
- Voice, siren, occupancy sound, Bluetooth bridge
- Keyfob
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, CR2032 coin cell
- Entry Door Sensor
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, magnetic contact, CR2032 coin cell
- Warranty
- 12 months, every product
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.
Five small things that each carry more than one job, and none of them ask for attention. Each one, in full, below.
01jupyter Camera
The corner you missed,
in colour after dark.
Most cameras give you a grey shape at night. This one carries two kinds of light, and switches between them when something happens, so a face at 2am still looks like a face.
- 1Sees in the dark, two waysInfrared reaches 20 m in complete darkness. A warm light reaches 10 m and keeps colour, so clothing and faces stay recognisable.
- 2Changes light when it mattersDual Light switches from infrared to warm light the moment something is triggered, so the clip you actually need is the one in colour.
- 3Feeds the six sensesIt plugs into the Hub out of the box, and every frame is read on your Hub: faces, vehicles, parcels, loitering. Nothing leaves the house to be understood.
- Resolution
- 3MP, 2304 x 1296 at 25fps. Also 1080p at 30fps
- Lens and sensor
- F1.6 aperture, 1/3.0" CMOS
- At night
- Infrared to 20 m, warm light to 10 m, Dual Light mode
- Video
- Ultra 265, H.265, H.264, MJPEG
- Connection
- Wi-Fi, paired with the Hub
- Weather and mounting
- IP67, three-axis bracket
Recordings stay on the Hub in your home. There is no monthly fee for storage or for the six senses. Two jupyter Cameras are included with Outdoor Protection and four with Orbital Protection.
02Keyfob
Walk in, and the alarm
stands down.
Walk out, and the house arms itself behind you. No code to remember, no countdown to beat, nothing to fumble for with your hands full. Presence is the password.
- 1You come homeYour Keyfob is heard before you reach the door. The Halo knows it is you, and the alarm stands down quietly.
- 2You go outOnce your Keyfob has been gone for the grace period you set, the house arms itself. Nothing to remember on the way out.
- 3Someone else opens a doorAn armed entry door starts a countdown you choose, not a siren. Your Keyfob, or a face jupyter knows, cancels it.
- Disarm on arrivalOn from the first day. Your Keyfob coming back into range stands the alarm down, with no tap at all. Prefer to confirm each time? Switch it off and you get a Disarm card to tap instead.Arrival delay: 0 seconds to 10 minutes.
- Arm on departureOn from the first day. The house arms once no Keyfob has been heard for your grace period, so a walk to the bin doesn't arm the place behind you.Departure grace: 10 seconds to 10 minutes. Default 5 minutes.
- Entry door countdownAn armed door opening waits before anything sounds, so a returning family member has time to be recognised.Entry delay: 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Default 30 seconds.
- Your phone, as wellPresence can follow your phone's location too, on a ring you choose around home. Keep both, and the Keyfob covers the days your phone is flat.Geofence ring: 50, 150 or 300 metres.
- Radio
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, bridged by the Halo
- Battery
- CR2032 coin cell, about two years, replaceable
- Low battery
- A warning in the app long before it stops
- Button
- Single, double and long press, with an LED that confirms
- Size and weight
- 36 x 36 x 6 mm, 10 g, on your keyring
- Range
- Up to about 100 m in the open, less through walls
Hands-free arrive and leave are on from the first day, and every timing is yours to set. A Keyfob is included with Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection. Add one for everyone who lives there. The Keyfob, in full
03Entry Door Sensor
The door tells it what
the lens cannot see.
A camera watches the space in front of a door. This watches the door itself, and it knows the difference between opening and being taken off the frame.
- 1Knows the instant it opensThe Hub is told before anyone has walked far enough for a lens to find them, which is what gives the entry countdown its head start.
- 2Knows when it is removedPulling the sensor off the frame is itself an event, so the obvious way to defeat a door sensor is the thing it reports.
- 3Fits in a minuteA small magnet on the door, a small sensor on the frame. Adhesive, no tools, no wiring, and it can be moved if you get it wrong.
- Radio
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, bridged by the Halo
- Battery
- CR2032 coin cell, replaceable
- Reports
- Open, closed, and removed from the frame
- Fitting
- Adhesive. No tools, no wiring, repositionable
- Size
- 52 x 26 x 15 mm, magnet 10 x 10 x 4 mm
- Weight
- 18 g the pair
The Entry Door Sensor is included in Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection, and is also available separately. Add one for each door you want jupyter to feel.
04SecureProtect app
Your home, in a sentence.
Not a wall of clips.
It opens on what actually happened, written in plain words, with every device and its state beneath. When you want more, you ask out loud instead of scrubbing footage.
- 1Opens on the day, not a listA line at the top says whether everything is secured, then the day in sentences: who came, what happened, what was done about it.
- 2Ask, instead of scrollingAsk jupyter about the day and it answers, then shows you the clip it is talking about. No scrubbing through hours to find ten seconds.
- 3Every device, and its healthEach camera and Halo shows its signal, its firmware and its connection. Change the Wi-Fi or restart a device from the app, without a service call.
For iPhone and Android, included with every system. No subscription for storage or for the six senses.
05Apple Watch
Your house,
on your wrist.
Three screens and nothing else, because a watch is not a small phone. Enough to know, to ask, and to act, without taking anything out of your pocket.
- 1TodayThe day in large, readable sentences. Tap the part that matters and the snapshot fills the screen, with the camera and the time over it.
- 2AskHold the microphone and ask. jupyter answers out loud on the wrist, and speaks the reply even when the audio cannot play.
- 3HaloArm and disarm, switch the occupancy sound that makes the house seem lived in, and open or close the garage, from the watch face you are already looking at.
A wrist tap when something matters, with a different pattern for the events worth standing up for, and silence when your phone has already told you. Included with the app.
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.
No monthly fee.
Storage and all six senses run on the Hub and keep working, with no monthly fee.
Company
A platform.
Not a gadget.
Built to be here in ten years.
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 cloud and data architecture, AI product engineering and product design. Matt Gaskell spent years putting Google Nest into homes across Australia and New Zealand, so he knows exactly where these products let people down, and he holds this one to it.
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?
If it speaks RTSP, yes. Any brand, any camera, doorbell or NVR, wired, PoE or Wi-Fi. 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.
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 loud siren, 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 US$25 refundable deposit holds your place in the first production run and your VIP Early Access price. We'll email you delivery timing as production progresses. Charges and cancellation follow our Terms.
What if I don't like it?
Unused products in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery for a refund, and every jupyter product has a 12-month warranty. Nothing limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
VIP Early Access · limited to 100 spots
Your cameras already see everything.
Give them a brain.
Choose your preferred jupyter system and reserve a VIP spot with a US$25 refundable deposit. No subscription for storage or the six senses.
jupyter HubUS$1,099
Outdoor ProtectionUS$1,399
Orbital ProtectionUS$1,649
VIP price, locked
Your VIP Early Access price is held for you until you complete your order.
First in the production run
VIP spots are first in line to ship.
The VIP offer
The VIP Early Access price on every system, kept for the 100 VIP spots only.
Fully refundable
Change your mind at any time before launch.
Pay over time
Three interest-free monthly payments when you complete your order on Kickstarter.
Coming soon to Kickstarter. Notify me on Kickstarter
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.
No monthly fee.
Storage and all six senses run on the Hub and keep working, with no monthly fee.
Specifications
jupyter Hub
The Hub is the brain. It connects to the cameras you already own and runs all six senses on them at once, in your home. Recordings and the faces it learns stay on the Hub. It decides what deserves an answer, and tells the Halos.
- AI performance
- 6 trillion operations a second, on a dedicated neural processor
- Processor
- 8 cores: four performance cores at 2.3GHz and four efficiency cores
- Memory
- LPDDR5 at 4,800 MT/s
- Storage
- NVMe solid state, on the Hub in your home
- Cameras
- Up to 8, wired, PoE or Wi-Fi
- Compatibility
- Any camera, doorbell or NVR that speaks RTSP
- Processing
- All six senses, on the Hub in your home
Specifications
Indoor Halo
The Indoor Halo is the voice of the system. It answers when you ask what happened, plays the sounds of a lived-in home while you are away, and listens for breaking glass, a loud bang or a person in distress in the rooms no camera covers. It has a siren of its own.
- Voice
- Ask what happened and hear the answer
- Listening
- Breaking glass, a loud bang and a person in distress, while the house is armed
- Sound
- Occupancy audio, adapting its output to the size of the room
- Siren
- Built in, separate from the Outdoor Halo
- Speakers
- Two mid-range speakers and a subwoofer, 15 W each
- Microphones
- Two, as a stereo pair
- Power
- USB-C, with a rechargeable battery so it keeps working through a power cut
- Size and weight
- 200 × 202 × 79 mm, 1.06 kg
- Bluetooth
- The Keyfob and Entry Door Sensor pair to the Halo itself
Specifications
Outdoor Halo
The Outdoor Halo is the deterrent. When the Hub decides a moment calls for it, the Halo answers with a loud siren, while it is still happening. It never speaks. It reports its temperature and health back to the Hub.
- Deterrence
- Loud siren, triggered by the Hub
- Power
- Wired
- Reporting
- Temperature and status, back to the Hub
- Weather
- IP65. Dust tight and sealed against rain, field tested outdoors for eighteen months
Specifications
Keyfob, and the Entry Door Sensor
The Keyfob arms the house as the last person leaves and stands it down as they come home. The Entry Door Sensor, included in Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection and also available separately, tells the Hub the moment a door opens. Both pair with the Halo nearest the door.
- Keyfob
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, CR2032 coin cell. Arms as you leave, disarms as you arrive
- Entry Door Sensor
- Bluetooth LE 5.0, magnetic contact, CR2032 coin cell
- How they connect
- Both pair to the Halos, not to the Hub, so the Halo nearest the door is the one listening
- Range
- Around 10 to 30 m in a home, depending on its walls and construction
Specifications
jupyter Camera
The jupyter Camera covers the corner nobody covered. It pairs with the Hub like any other camera and gets all six senses from the first minute.
- Resolution
- 5MP (3K), 2880 × 1620 at 25fps. 1080p at 30fps
- Lens and sensor
- F1.6 aperture, 1/3.0″ CMOS
- Night vision
- Infrared to 20 m
- Colour at night
- Warm light to 10 m
- Connection
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi or Ethernet, paired with the Hub
- Power
- 12V wired power. No batteries to charge
- Audio
- Built-in microphone and speaker
- Weather
- IP67, built to sit outside
Specifications
SecureProtect app
SecureProtect is the app on your phone. It opens on what happened, written in plain words, with every device and its state beneath. Ask VoiceAI instead of scrubbing footage.
- Opens on the day, not a list
- A line at the top says whether everything is secured, then the day in sentences: who came home, what happened, what was done about it
- Ask, instead of scrolling
- Ask jupyter about the day and it answers, then shows you the clip it is talking about
- Every device, and its health
- Each camera and Halo shows its signal, its firmware and its connection. Change the Wi-Fi or restart a device from the app
- Phones
- iPhone and Android, with an Apple Watch app
Specifications
Apple Watch
The jupyter app for Apple Watch puts the house on your wrist: the day in a sentence, a question answered, and every Halo a touch away.
- Today
- The day in large, readable sentences. Tap the part that matters and the snapshot fills the screen
- Ask
- Hold the microphone and ask. jupyter answers out loud on the wrist
- Halo
- Arm and disarm, switch the lived-in sounds, and open or close the garage (limited beta)
- Needs
- Apple Watch paired with an iPhone running the SecureProtect app
Specifications
Helios Essentials
Helios Essentials is the web app that comes with every system. It brings the same understanding to any browser.
- Live view
- Every camera, in any browser on your own network
- The day in a sentence
- What happened, written in plain words, with the clip a tap away
- Faces and vehicles
- The people and cars it knows, across every camera
- Search by describing it
- Type what you remember and jump straight to the clip
- Included
- With every system
Support
Contact us.
Tell us what you need and we'll write back. For camera compatibility, the checker on this page is faster.
Sent. We'll be in touch.
Or email info@jupyter.com.au.
Support
Shipping.
How delivery works for reservations and orders, from the first production run onward.
i.
When your order ships.
Reservation holders are first in line, in the order they reserved. We'll email you as production progresses, confirm your delivery timing before we ship, and tell you straight away if anything changes.
You won't be asked to pay your balance until your system is ready to ship.
ii.
Where we deliver.
We deliver to Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand.
iii.
Shipping costs.
Shipping is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. You'll always see the exact cost before you pay anything.
iv.
How it travels.
Every order ships by tracked courier, packed to arrive in the condition it left us.
v.
Tracking.
We'll email your tracking link as soon as your order is on its way.
vi.
Your delivery address.
You can update your address any time before your order ships from Manage my order. Please keep it current so nothing goes astray.
vii.
Duties and taxes.
Any taxes that apply to your order are shown at checkout before you pay. Orders shipped outside Australia may attract import duties or local taxes, payable by the recipient unless checkout says otherwise.
viii.
If something arrives damaged.
Email us as soon as you can with your order number and a few photos of the box and the product. We'll arrange a replacement at no cost to you.
ix.
Questions.
Support
Returns.
Refunds, returns and warranty, in plain English. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
i.
Your deposit.
Your reservation deposit is fully refundable until your order ships. Cancel from Manage my order or email us with your order number, and we'll refund it to your original payment method.
ii.
Change of mind.
If you change your mind after delivery, you can return unused products in their original, unopened packaging within 30 days of delivery for a full refund of the product price. Return shipping is at your cost.
Products that have been installed, damaged through misuse, or returned without their original packaging and accessories may not be eligible for a change-of-mind return. This never affects your rights if a product is faulty.
iii.
Faulty products.
If a product is faulty, doesn't match its description or isn't of acceptable quality, you're entitled to a remedy under the Australian Consumer Law. For a major failure you can choose a replacement or a refund. For other failures we'll repair or replace it within a reasonable time. We cover return shipping for products we confirm are faulty.
iv.
Warranty.
Every jupyter product, including the Hub, Indoor Halo, Outdoor Halo, cameras, keyfobs and door sensors, comes with a 12-month warranty from the date of delivery. It covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use.
To make a claim, email us with your order number and a short description of the issue. We'll assess it and repair, replace or refund the product. Our warranty is in addition to your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
v.
How to return something.
Email info@jupyter.com.au with your order number and the reason for the return. We'll reply with a return authorisation and shipping instructions. Please don't send anything back before you hear from us, so we can match it to your order.
vi.
Refunds.
Refunds go back to your original payment method once we've received and checked the return.
vii.
Your rights.
Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
viii.
Questions.
Company
Stories.
We built jupyter because the industry chose subscriptions over substance. Cameras kept getting sharper while the intelligence behind them stayed locked behind monthly fees.
Read more at jupyter.com.au/jupyter-story.
Company
Careers.
A small team in Melbourne, building home security hardware and the software that runs on it.
i.
How we work.
We hire across firmware, AI, product and customer experience as the company grows. We look for people who care about craft and about the homes our product protects.
ii.
Get in touch.
There may not be an open role that fits today. If you'd like to be considered, email careers@jupyter.com.au with a short note about what you'd bring and a link to your work.
Legal
Privacy.
How we handle your personal information, in plain English: on this website, when you order, and when you use the jupyter app, your Hub and your account. We follow the Australian Privacy Principles in the Privacy Act 1988, and your rights under that law apply in full.
Updated 27 October 2026.
i.
Who we are.
jupyter Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia. We design and sell the jupyter home security system: the Hub, cameras, Halo, sensors, keyfobs and the jupyter app. When this notice says "we", it means us.
ii.
The short version.
- Your video, audio, faces, number plates and voice are processed and kept on your Hub, inside your home.
- Your account holds your email address, your name if you add one, and the homes you belong to. It's stored in Australia, with encrypted disaster-recovery copies overseas (see “Where it's stored”).
- The app sends us anonymous crash reports and error counts so we can fix problems, and you can turn them off. We don't use advertising or tracking, and we never sell your information.
- Anything that leaves your home beyond that is something you turn on: automatic arming with your location, VoiceAI, encrypted restore backups, or backups to your own Google Drive.
- You can delete your account in the app, and you have 30 days to change your mind.
iii.
When you order from us.
The details you give us: your name, email, phone number, delivery address, the system and accessories you choose, messages you send us, and the camera brand and model you check with us.
Payments are processed by our payment provider. Card details are entered with them, and jupyter doesn't see or store your card data.
We use these details to take and manage your reservation and order, deliver it, send sign-in codes for Manage my order, answer your questions, provide support, send the updates you've asked for, prevent fraud and meet our legal obligations.
iv.
Your jupyter account.
To use the app you sign in with a one-time code sent to your email, or with Sign in with Apple or Sign in with Google. Your account holds:
- your email address, and the name you choose to show, if you add one;
- an identifier from Apple or Google if you sign in with them (if you use Sign in with Apple, we also keep the token Apple gives us so we can cancel it when you delete your account);
- when your account was created and when you last signed in;
- the homes you belong to, and your role in each (owner, admin or member).
Sign-in codes expire after 10 minutes and are stored only in scrambled (hashed) form. The keys that keep you signed in are also stored only in hashed form; they expire after 30 days without use, and after 180 days in any case.
v.
Your home and your Hub.
For each home we keep its name, the address and map position you give for it, its time zone, who belongs to it, and the Hubs in it. Only the people in that home can see its address.
Each Hub checks in with us to show it's online. Each check-in tells us its software version, how long it has been running, and its address on your home network (for example 192.168.1.20), so the app can reach it when you're home. To keep your system healthy, your Hub may also send us technical information such as error reports and how well its detection is working. None of this includes your footage, audio or faces.
vi.
Your footage stays home.
Video, audio, face recognition, number plates, sounds and Voice Match voice profiles are processed and stored on your Hub, inside your home. We don't receive, store or have access to your recordings.
Your Hub keeps event clips and snapshots on its own storage. When that storage gets full, it removes the oldest recordings first.
When you watch your cameras away from home, video travels from your Hub to your phone over an encrypted connection. It may pass through an encrypted relay to reach you, but it isn't recorded or kept along the way.
vii.
Location.
The app uses your phone's location only when you choose to. When you set up your home, you can tap to use your location to fill in its address; that address and map position are saved with your home (see v). On iPhone, you can also turn on automatic arming, which arms your home when you leave and disarms it when you come back. To do this while the app is closed, it asks for "Always" location access. The Android app doesn't offer automatic arming yet and never uses your location in the background.
Your phone works out when you've arrived or left. It then tells your Hub "arrived" or "left", with how far you are from home and how accurate that reading is. When you leave, it also includes the name of the Wi-Fi network your phone was on. Your phone's map position isn't sent to us.
The app may also ask for location while you set up a new device nearby, because phones need it to find Bluetooth and Wi-Fi devices.
You can turn automatic arming off in the app, or turn off location for jupyter in your phone's settings, at any time.
viii.
What else the app asks for.
- Camera: to scan the QR code on a Hub, Halo or sensor, and to take photos of people you add to your home so your Hub can recognise them. Those photos go to your Hub.
- Photos: only to read a QR code from a picture you choose.
- Microphone and speech recognition: for VoiceAI and for talking through a camera, only when you use them.
- Bluetooth: to set up your Hub and Halo.
- Local network: to find and talk to your Hub when you're home.
- Face ID: to confirm it's you before disarming. Face ID is handled by your phone, and we never receive it.
- Notifications: to alert you.
ix.
Alerts.
To send you alerts, the app gives each of your Hubs your phone's notification addresses (from Apple or Google). It also sends an identifier for this install of the app, the app's version and your phone's language. Your Hub uses these only to deliver your alerts. They are removed when you sign out, and a Hub forgets addresses that haven't been used for 30 days.
Text messages and phone calls. If you save a phone number for alerts, or a host or guest number in Vacation Home, your Hub keeps it. When your Hub texts or calls that number, the number and the message go from your Hub, normally through our service, to a trusted service provider acting on our behalf, which delivers the text or reads the message aloud in a call. Our providers also send the sign-in codes for Manage my order.
x.
Crash reports and error counts.
The app sends us crash reports, and to count a short list of errors, such as which part of the app couldn't reach your Hub. A crash report includes the device model, system version, app version and an identifier for this install of the app. Error counts carry no name, email, account or Hub identifier. We use these only to find and fix problems. They are on by default. You can turn them off in the app under Settings › Privacy › Share anonymous error reports.
xi.
VoiceAI.
VoiceAI is optional and in beta. When you ask it something, the recording of your question and the information needed to answer it are sent from your Hub, through our service, to a trusted service provider acting on our behalf, which may process it outside Australia, and which turns your question into text, works out the answer and turns the answer into speech. You can choose not to use it, and every other sense works without it.
Vacation Mode.
If a host uses Vacation Mode, the stay details the host enters are kept on the Hub. Guest names, and the faces of guests recognised during a stay, are deleted 24 hours after checkout. Other stay records the Hub keeps, such as guest requests and number plates seen, are deleted on a schedule after checkout.
Voice Match, which recognises who in your home is speaking, keeps its voice profiles on your Hub.
xii.
Backups you choose.
Recover My Hub is off until an owner turns it on. It backs up your Hub's settings, the faces you've added and Voice Match profiles, so you can restore them to a new or reset Hub. Each backup is encrypted on your Hub with a key held on your phone before it leaves your home, so we store it but can't read it. On iPhone the key is kept in your iCloud account, so it follows you to a new iPhone. On Android it stays on that phone. We keep the five newest backups for each Hub, stored in Australia. Turning Recover My Hub off deletes them.
Google Drive backups go to your own Google Drive, never to us. If you connect Drive, the app can only see the files it creates there: your Hub's settings backups and the clips you choose to save. The key to your Drive is kept on your Hub, not with us. You can disconnect in the app under Settings › Backup, or remove access in your Google account. Files already in your Drive stay there until you delete them.
xiii.
Who we share it with.
Only the service providers that help us run jupyter, and only what each one needs:
- hosting and account providers: our account, email and backup systems, and this website;
- mobile platform providers: notifications, and sign-in if you choose to sign in with your Apple or Google account;
- connection and relay providers: the encrypted connection to your Hub when you're away;
- voice and messaging providers: VoiceAI if you use it, and the texts and phone calls your Hub sends to numbers you save;
- our payment provider: orders and payments;
- delivery carriers.
They may only use your information to provide their service to us. We may also disclose information where the law requires it. We never sell your personal information, and the app has no advertising and doesn't track you across other apps or websites.
xiv.
Where it's stored.
Your jupyter account, homes and restore backups are stored with our hosting provider in Sydney, Australia.
So that jupyter keeps working if something goes badly wrong in Sydney, we keep an out-of-region standby: a live copy of your account and home records with our hosting provider in Singapore. It is encrypted, kept continuously up to date, and used only if our Sydney systems fail.
We also keep encrypted backup copies of your account and home records with our hosting provider in Singapore. They are encrypted with a key we control, locked against changes, deleted automatically after about five weeks, and used only for disaster recovery.
Both are disclosures overseas, so we take reasonable steps under Australian Privacy Principle 8: Our hosting provider is bound by contract to protect the information to a standard comparable to Australian law.
Some of our service providers may store or process information overseas. We choose providers that protect it to a standard comparable to Australian law.
xv.
How we protect it.
Information is encrypted in transit, sign-in codes and sign-in keys are stored only in hashed form, restore backups are encrypted before they leave your home, and access is limited to the people who need it. If a data breach is likely to cause serious harm, we'll notify you and the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner as the law requires.
xvi.
How long we keep it.
Your account and homes, until you delete them. Order and payment records, for as long as tax and consumer law require. Recordings on your Hub, until its storage is full or you delete them. A record of important account actions, such as sign-ins and changes to who's in a home, is kept for security and to meet our legal obligations.
xvii.
Deleting your account.
You can delete your account in the app, under Settings › Personal settings › Delete Account, or by email (see Delete your account). When you do:
- you're signed out on every device and removed from every home;
- if you used Sign in with Apple, we cancel the access Apple gave us;
- for 30 days, you can change your mind by signing in again;
- after 30 days, your account and sign-in details are erased.
If you own a Hub, you can delete your account only after you hand ownership to someone else, either a person already in your home or a new owner you invite, or remove the Hub from your account. Removing a Hub this way disconnects it from your account and from everyone you share it with, but its recordings stay on the Hub until it is reset. To erase them, use Hard Reset Device in the Hub's settings: it erases the Hub's recordings and settings, and removes it from your account too. If you're the only one in a home, its address and map position are erased.
xviii.
Cookies.
Essential cookies and similar storage keep this site and your cart working. Analytics and advertising cookies help us understand how the site is used and measure our advertising. If you are in the United Kingdom or the European Union, they run only if you choose Accept. Elsewhere they run unless you choose Essential only, which you can do at any time from the banner or by clearing this site's data in your browser. We also honour a Global Privacy Control signal sent by your browser.
Our films load from a video provider only when you press play, and it may set its own cookies.
xix.
Emails.
We'll email you about your reservation, your order and your account. Updates and news are optional, and every one includes an unsubscribe link.
xx.
Your choices.
You can change your mind about what you've turned on, at any time:
- turn off automatic arming, or location for jupyter in your phone's settings;
- turn off notifications in your phone's settings;
- turn off anonymous error reports in the app under Settings › Privacy;
- stop using VoiceAI;
- turn off Recover My Hub, which deletes its backups;
- disconnect Google Drive;
- delete your account.
You can also ask to see, correct or delete the information we hold about you, and we'll respond within a reasonable time. Email info@jupyter.com.au.
If you're unhappy with how we've handled your information, tell us first and we'll work to fix it. You can also contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.
xxi.
Children.
jupyter isn't directed at children under 16, and we don't knowingly collect personal information from them. If you believe a child under 16 has given us personal information, email info@jupyter.com.au and we'll delete it.
xxii.
Changes.
We may update this notice as jupyter grows. If a change is significant, we'll let you know by email or in the app.
Legal
Terms.
The terms for using this site, reserving a jupyter system and buying from us. Nothing in them limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.
i.
Who we are.
This site is run by jupyter Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia. By reserving or ordering, you agree to these terms.
ii.
Using this site.
Information here is general and may change as the product develops. Images include photographs and digital renders, and the final product may differ slightly in finish or appearance. If anything material changes before you pay your balance, we'll tell you first.
iii.
Reservations.
A reservation holds your place in line and your VIP Early Access price for the system you choose. It is not a completed purchase. Your deposit is deducted from the price of your system and is fully refundable until your order ships.
VIP Early Access is limited to the first 100 reservations. It reduces the price of jupyter Hub, Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection, and the jupyter Cameras listed with Outdoor Protection and Orbital Protection are included at no extra cost. We may close it earlier, or change what it includes, for reservations not yet made.
You can change your system, update your details or cancel at any time from Manage my order.
iv.
Paying your balance.
You can complete your order in either of two ways: through our Kickstarter campaign, where Kickstarter's own payment terms and instalment options apply, or directly with us, where we'll email you a secure link when your system is ready. Your deposit counts towards your system either way, and nothing more is charged until you choose to complete it.
If you don't complete your order within the time given in that email, we may release your reservation and refund your deposit in full. If you complete an order in both places by mistake, tell us and we'll refund the duplicate.
v.
Prices.
Prices are in US$. Taxes are calculated at checkout. Your deposit is charged in US$. Your VIP Early Access price is the one shown when you reserved. Shipping and any taxes are shown at checkout before you pay. If a price is shown in obvious error, we'll contact you and you can choose to continue at the correct price or receive a full refund.
vi.
If we need to cancel.
We may cancel a reservation or order if we suspect fraud, can't deliver to your address, stop making a product before it ships, or are prevented by events outside our control. If we do, we'll refund everything you've paid for it.
vii.
Delivery.
We don't promise a fixed delivery date. We'll keep you updated as production progresses and confirm timing before we ship. See Shipping for details.
viii.
Returns and warranty.
Every jupyter product comes with a 12-month warranty from the date of delivery, covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Change-of-mind returns, faulty products and refunds are covered in Returns.
ix.
Australian Consumer Law.
Our products come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if they fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
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What jupyter is, and isn't.
jupyter is a home security system that helps you know what's happening at home and deters intruders. It is not a monitored alarm, an emergency service or a substitute for insurance, and no system can guarantee to prevent a break-in, theft or harm. In an emergency, call 000 in Australia, or your local emergency number.
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AI senses.
AI can make mistakes. jupyter uses AI to recognise faces, people, vehicles, parcels, sounds and behaviour. No AI is perfect. Lighting, camera angle, weather, obstructions and network conditions can affect results, and events may occasionally be missed, delayed or misidentified. FaceAI is for awareness and should not be used on its own to unlock doors or grant access.
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Your cameras.
The Hub works with jupyter cameras and with any camera, doorbell or NVR that supports RTSP streaming, up to 8 cameras per Hub. Compatibility can depend on the model and its firmware, so please use the camera checker on this site or ask us before you order. Cloud-only devices that never expose an RTSP stream aren't supported.
xiii.
Software and updates.
The software, firmware and AI models in jupyter products belong to jupyter Pty Ltd. Buying a product gives you a personal licence to use them with that product. Please don't copy, modify or reverse engineer them.
We deliver updates automatically to fix issues, improve performance and add features. Storage and the six AI senses run on the Hub, with no monthly fee. VoiceAI is in beta.
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Liability.
To the extent the law allows, and subject to the Australian Consumer Law, we aren't liable for indirect or consequential loss, and our liability for a product is limited to the amount you paid for it.
xv.
Your information.
How we handle your personal information is explained in our Privacy notice.
xvi.
Changes to these terms.
We may update these terms from time to time. Significant changes will be emailed to reservation holders and customers, and never reduce what you've already paid for.
xvii.
Disputes.
If something isn't right, please contact us first and we'll work with you in good faith to resolve it. These terms are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. Nothing here limits your right to take action under the Australian Consumer Law or to contact a consumer protection agency.
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Contact.
Legal
Accessibility.
Home security should work for everyone. We want this site and our products to be easy to use, whatever your abilities.
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Our standard.
We aim to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at Level AA, and we treat any gap as something to fix.
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What this site does.
We build every control to work with a keyboard alone, with a clear focus outline. Pages use a logical heading structure and labelled controls for screen readers. Images have text alternatives. Text scales with your browser's zoom, and we design for readable colour contrast without relying on colour alone.
iii.
Motion and video.
This site uses scroll animations and video to show the product. If you've turned on reduced motion on your device, we keep movement to a minimum. The main video has a pause button, and our films only play when you choose to play them.
To reduce motion: on iPhone and iPad, Settings › Accessibility › Motion › Reduce Motion. On Mac, System Settings › Accessibility › Display › Reduce motion. On Windows, Settings › Accessibility › Visual effects › Animation effects. On Android, Settings › Accessibility › Remove animations.
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The SecureProtect app.
We're designing the app to work with VoiceOver and TalkBack and to respect larger text sizes. If something in the app is hard to use, we want to know.
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Known gaps.
Our product videos don't yet have audio descriptions, and the camera checker and system selector haven't been independently audited. If you'd like a written walkthrough of any video, or help with anything on this page, email us and we'll send it.
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Tell us.
If anything is hard to use, email info@jupyter.com.au. We read every message and will work with you to get you what you need.