Early access
Meet Max

He watches.
He tells you.

Max is the AI inside Watchbird. He looks at every camera and says what he sees, in plain words.

Driveway at night: a car parked beside a closed garage door. Driveway
Max

Your car is in the driveway and the garage door is closed. Nobody is around. All quiet.

Example words. Photos for illustration, not live camera feeds.

How Max decides

Most things that move
don't matter.

Max looks at each one, double-checks the few that might be real, and only then decides if you need to know.

  1. 1

    The Hub looks first

    Every camera is watched right in your home, on the Hub's own AI chip. People, cars and packages are spotted as they appear.

  2. 2

    A second look

    Anything that might be real gets double-checked. A real person, not a shadow? A face you know? Inside a zone you care about?

  3. 3

    Then Max decides

    Let it go. Send one quiet note. Or, for a real emergency, call you.

Max calls you for

  • Someone trying your car's door handle
  • Fire or smoke Pro
  • A weapon, like a gun or a knife Add-onComing soon

Never for

  • People walking by
  • The mail carrier
  • Family and regulars
  • Cats, headlights and rain

Night alert mode, 9 PM to 6 AM: the late hours get Max's closest attention. Someone lingering by a door at 2 AM is flagged much sooner than at 2 PM.

A night with Max

Five things moved.
Your phone buzzed once.

  1. Headlights sweep the drivewayLet go
  2. A raccoon checks the binsLet go
  3. Your neighbor walks the dogKnown
  4. Wind and rainLet go
  5. A stranger walks up to your carAlert sent
Good morning. Since midnight, rain set off motion a few times, and I let it go. One stranger walked up to your car at 2:14 AM and left a minute later. Nothing was taken, and the clip is saved.

An example night on one driveway camera, with the morning recap.

Ask Max

Skip the footage.
Just ask.

Ask the way you'd ask a person. Max searches every camera and answers with the clips. Or turn on voice and talk it through, hands-free.

Did anyone take a package today?

Yes. The mail carrier left a package at the front door at 2:03 PM. At 4:41 PM someone you don't know walked up, took it, and drove off in a white sedan, plate TEST 552.

Sample answers from a demo home.

Smart search

Find any moment
in a few words.

Type what you're looking for. Max finds it across every camera.

  • Yesterday · 8:14 AM · StreetA red sedan drove past slowlyNot one of your regulars.
  • Yesterday · 5:52 PM · DrivewayA red hatchback turned around in your drivewayGone in under a minute.

Example search from a demo home.

Learns your home

Knows who belongs.
Notices who doesn't.

Max learns your family, your cars and your regulars, so everyday comings and goings never wake you.

Faces

When Max sees someone new, he asks you once and remembers the answer. Off until you turn it on, and face prints stay on your Hub.

Cars

Your family's cars are welcomed home quietly. The car that keeps circling gets noticed.

Your routine

The landscaper on Tuesdays, the mail at two. Regular visits stay quiet. Something new gets a closer look.

Faces and cars

Let Max keep watch.

On the cameras you already own. From $99 a month, Hub included.

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