Self-hosted · Local processing · No cloud required

AI-Powered VMS for IP Cameras

SecureVu gives you real-time object detection, smart recording, and full control over your surveillance system — all running locally on your own hardware.

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Hardware Accelerators
100%
Local Processing
24/7
Continuous Recording
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Detection Latency
Capabilities
Everything you need in a surveillance system
Built on proven open-source technology, SecureVu combines AI object detection with a professional VMS in a single Docker container.
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Real-Time Object Detection

Detect people, vehicles, animals, and more in real-time using AI models running entirely on your hardware. No cloud processing, no latency.

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Smart Recording

Record only when objects are detected to save storage. Continuous recording with object-based clipping gives you full coverage without the waste.

Hardware Acceleration

Native support for NVIDIA TensorRT, Intel OpenVINO, Google Coral, AMD ROCm, Hailo, Rockchip NPU, and more. Use your existing hardware.

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Live Streaming

WebRTC, MSE, and JSMPEG live streams. RTSP restreaming for third-party integrations. Low-latency viewing on any device.

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Privacy First

All processing happens locally. No footage, metadata, or events are ever sent to external servers. Your data stays yours.

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Timeline & Events

Browse recordings on an interactive timeline. Search events by object type, camera, or time range with a clean, responsive web UI.

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Home Assistant Integration

Native Home Assistant integration via MQTT. Get camera entities, motion sensors, and object detection events in your automation flows.

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Audio Detection

Detect and record audio events such as dog barks, car alarms, and baby cries alongside video object detection.

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License Plate Recognition

Automatically read and log license plates from cameras pointed at driveways, parking lots, or entrances.

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Birdseye View

A unified overhead map view showing all active objects across all cameras simultaneously. Perfect for large deployments.

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PTZ Camera Support

Full Pan-Tilt-Zoom control with autotracking. SecureVu can automatically follow detected objects across the frame.

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Multi-Camera

Manage tens of cameras from a single interface. Each camera has independent detection zones, recording schedules, and quality settings.

How it works
Up and running in minutes
SecureVu runs as a single Docker container. Point it at your cameras and it handles the rest.
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Deploy the container

Pull the SecureVu Docker image and start it with Docker Compose. Takes under two minutes on any Linux server.

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Add your cameras

Provide RTSP stream URLs for your IP cameras in the YAML configuration file. Any ONVIF or RTSP-compatible camera works.

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Configure detection zones

Draw detection regions directly in the web UI. Set object types, confidence thresholds, and alert rules per zone.

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Monitor and review

Access live feeds, event clips, and the full recording timeline from the web UI on any device, anywhere on your network.

Hardware Support
Runs on the hardware you already have
SecureVu supports a wide range of AI accelerators out of the box — from entry-level edge devices to high-end GPUs.
NVIDIA TensorRT
Intel OpenVINO
Google Coral TPU
AMD ROCm
Hailo-8 / 8L
Rockchip NPU
NVIDIA Jetson
Synaptics
Memryx MX3
CPU (any x86 / ARM)
Quick Start
Deploy with Docker Compose
A minimal setup to get SecureVu running. See the full documentation for all configuration options.
# docker-compose.yml
services:
  securevu:
    image: ghcr.io/securecorp-mexico/securevu2:latest
    container_name: securevu
    restart: unless-stopped
    shm_size: "256mb"
    volumes:
      - /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro
      - ./config:/config
      - ./storage:/media/securevu
      - type: tmpfs
        target: /tmp/cache
        tmpfs:
          size: 1000000000
    ports:
      - "8971:8971"   # Web UI
      - "8554:8554"   # RTSP feeds
      - "8555:8555/tcp"  # WebRTC
      - "8555:8555/udp"
Integrations
Works with your existing stack
SecureVu integrates with the tools and platforms you already use for home automation, alerting, and monitoring.
Home Assistant
MQTT
Telegram
Gotify
Ntfy
Node-RED
Prometheus
Grafana
Frigate Lovelace Card
go2rtc
Any RTSP Client
Webhooks

Ready to take control of your cameras?

Full documentation, configuration reference, and deployment guides at docs.secure.vu

Read the Documentation GitHub Repository