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Complete

privacy

for your home security

We're working on a privacy-preserving home security camera solution! We believe your home belongs to you, not to corporations, not to the cloud, and definitely not to us. That’s why Secluso encrypts your videos before they ever leave the camera. Even we can’t see them.

Don't miss out!

Keep in touch as we're constantly releasing more and more features to our open source software.

We are also working on a plug-and-play camera prototype that uses our open source software and we plan to soon give away a limited number of these prototypes. Join the waiting list and help us test them.

What exactly is Secluso?

Secluso is completely end-to-end encrypted software for a home security camera that maximizes your privacy. The functionality includes sending short video recordings to the app when the camera detects an event (motion, person, pet, etc.) as well as on-demand live-streaming. We created this to make privacy accessible to everyone; you don't need to go through a lot of effort to set up a VPN to access your camera like common alternatives.

We're also working on a plug-and-play camera prototype that you can see in the image below. However, you're free to bring your own Raspberry Pi or IP cameras to use our software too!

Existing security cameras violate user privacy

Ring
"The Federal Trade Commission charged home security camera company Ring with compromising its customers’ privacy by allowing any employee or contractor to access consumers’ private videos and by failing to implement basic privacy and security protections, enabling hackers to take control of consumers’ accounts, cameras, and videos." (source)
Eufy
"An investigation by the [New York] Office of the Attorney General (OAG) found that video streams from the cameras were not always securely encrypted and could be accessible to anyone with the relevant link without authentication." (source)
Wyze
"Wyze says camera breach let 13,000 customers briefly see into other people’s homes" and "But it was too late to prevent an estimated 13,000 people from getting an unauthorized peek at thumbnails from a stranger’s homes. Wyze says that 1,504 people tapped to enlarge the thumbnail, and that a few of them caught a video that they were able to view." ( source)
Verkada
"A complaint filed by the Department of Justice (DOJ) upon notification and referral from the FTC, alleged that Verkada failed to use appropriate information security practices to protect consumers’ personal information, which allowed a hacker to access internet-connected security cameras and view patients in psychiatric hospitals and women’s health clinics." (source)
Most importantly...
On most mainstream cameras, your footage isn’t encrypted once it leaves your home. That means the companies behind them can freely access it. Employees can watch your private moments for no reason. Recordings can be sold to advertisers or quietly fed into AI training systems. With no real protection, your family’s most personal moments become just another product to exploit.

We guarantee better!

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Privacy
You should own your footage completely, without anyone else being able to view or share it.
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Transparency
You should know exactly what’s running on your camera, from the code to the system processes powering it.
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Functionality
You shouldn’t need to compromise on any features to get the privacy you deserve.
Ring, but private
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Not a NVR
Use your own cameras and storage. Switch anytime, your setup is yours.
No VPN needed
No trackers, no ads SDKs, minimal telemetry. We publish an SBOM for every release.
Untrusted server
Keys stay on your devices. Our servers relay encrypted bits, we can’t decrypt your footage.
Something else
Open source, signed releases, reproducible builds. Anyone can rebuild and match the hashes.

Secluso's core features

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End-to-end encryption
All videos are always encrypted end-to-end between the camera and the app on your phone! Encrypted videos are transmitted between the camera and the app via our servers, but we cannot decrypt them!
Interested to learn more about our security
Fully open source
We believe being open source is critical for any privacy solution. All the software we use in the camera and in the app is open source. It can be inspected by users and security experts.
Check out our source code
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Bring your own
As open source creators, we believe in contributing to the community. We've developed this so that you can also easily use your own RTSP IP cameras or any of your own Raspberry Pi boards! No limitations apply and it's completely free of charge. 
Ease of use
It’s very easy to set up and use our camera. Simply open our app (supported on both Android and iOS), scan the camera’s QR code, fill in a few text boxes, and you’re good to go! The app will pair securely with the camera and will be able to receive videos from it, all encrypted.
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On-device AI
Our camera prototype and bring-your-own Raspberry Pi based cameras can be configured to send notifications when they see a person, a pet, or a vehicle. They do so by performing AI on the device itself. In contrast, other camera solutions send your videos to their servers to perform AI on them.

Ready to bring privacy into your home?

Keep in touch as we're constantly releasing more and more features to our open source software.

We are also working on a plug-and-play camera prototype that uses our open source software and we plan to soon give away a limited number of these prototypes. Join the waiting list and help us test them.