Cameras that call you

Arvo

Intelligent security. Continuous awareness.

Turn the cameras your business already owns into a system that watches for what matters — and stays quiet about everything else.

The demo runs a scripted scene through the same scoring the product uses. Nothing in it is real footage, and nothing it shows contacts anybody.

Your cameras. Now intelligent.

Arvo is built around the cameras that are already on the building. A small box on the site's own network reads the streams, runs detection locally, and sends Arvo what it found — not the video. No rip-and-replace, and no requirement to move footage off site to get an answer.

Detection runs on site

The gateway watches the camera's own sub-stream and does the looking there. What travels to Arvo is an event: what, where, when, how sure.

Zones you draw

Mark the parts of a view that matter — the stock line, the dock apron, the walk-in door. A person in the car park is not the same as a person inside the fence.

Hours that are yours

Every site keeps its own opening hours and its own time zone. 1am at a restaurant and 1am at a dealership are different situations, and Arvo scores them differently.

AI that watches what matters

Every detection is scored the same way, and the reasons are kept. Being inside a restricted zone counts. So does the site being closed, a vehicle arriving alongside someone, how long they stay, and how sure the detector was. Low confidence pulls the whole score down rather than being argued away.

You can always see why a number is what it is. There is no score without its reasons.

Know when something happens

Related detections on one camera become a single incident rather than forty notifications. An incident carries its own timeline — every event that fed it, the stills the gateway kept, who looked at it and what they decided.

Intrusion · Rear Lot

Person inside vehicle storage, 2:14am, site closed.

Loitering · Loading Dock

Same subject present for four minutes after hours.

Camera offline · Side Gate

A stream that stopped is a security event in itself.

Examples of what an incident looks like, not records of real events.

Built for business

Places with something outside worth taking, and nobody there at night to see it go.

Auto dealerships

Stock sitting outside, all night, in the open.

Warehouses

Loading docks and yards nobody watches after a shift.

Construction sites

Materials and plant, on a site with no doors yet.

Retail

Back doors, stockrooms and the hours around closing.

Restaurants

Alleys, walk-ins and bins, long after the kitchen is shut.

Offices

Entrances and car parks outside working hours.

Multi-location businesses

Every site in one place, each with its own hours.

Security without the noise

Motion alerts train people to ignore their own security system. A cat, a bin bag and a burglar all move. Arvo opens an incident when the risk actually warrants one, and leaves the rest in a log you can search when you want it.

On a monitored plan, high-risk incidents go to a monitoring provider's operators to be looked at by a person before anyone is woken up. The difference between what the software concluded and what a human confirmed is recorded on the incident, always.

Plans

Priced per site, by how many cameras are on it.

Essential

$399/month

AI detection, zones and incidents for a single site.

  • · Up to 10 cameras
  • · Zones, business hours and rules
  • · Incident timeline and AI summaries
  • · In-app notifications

Business

$699/month

More cameras and more sites, for a growing operation.

  • · Up to 30 cameras
  • · Everything in Essential
  • · Multiple locations
  • · Longer event retention

Pro

$1,499/month

Human verification of high-risk incidents by a monitoring provider.

  • · Up to 100 cameras
  • · Everything in Business
  • · Operator verification of HIGH and CRITICAL incidents
  • · Escalation to your emergency contacts

Enterprise

Custom

Negotiated terms for estates that do not fit a published plan.

  • · No fixed camera ceiling
  • · Everything in Pro
  • · Custom terms and onboarding

These are the packages as they stand while Arvo is being built, not a quote. Talk to us before planning a budget around them.

See it for yourself

Pick a site, put someone where they should not be, and watch what Arvo makes of it — scored by the same code that scores the real thing.