Connect IP cameras to the internet for remote monitoring. Access cameras from anywhere. Share devices with family members with one tap. Quickly connect the to compatible devices.
Control home devices using , which connects Apple HomeKit to non-HomeKit devices like TVs, lights, and game consoles. Manage scenes, automate routines, and monitor device status through the .
Store and access photos, videos, and files from a central device. Back up media automatically from a phone. Stream videos on the go. Share content with friends and family. Manage and organize all files in one place.
Create custom camera experiences using vision AI trained directly on your phone. Collect data, refine models, and correct errors without coding. Attach actions to AI models for enhanced functionality.
Remote camera management allows users to view live feeds, review recorded footage, and receive alarm notifications. They can also control camera settings and monitor property or personal safety from any location.
Smart LED bulbs compatible with HomeKit. Adjust brightness, color, and effects. Create custom lighting scenes. Schedule lighting changes. Sync with music for dynamic lighting. Manage multiple bulbs from a single interface.
Manage smart home devices from one interface. Control ULTRALOQ locks, UTEC lighting, and Ulticam cameras. Set up automation routines. Monitor security feeds. Adjust device settings and receive notifications. Lock devices remotely.
Control devices via Apple HomeKit, KNX, BACnet, digitalSTROM, and TCP/IP protocols. View device values with 3D animations and real-time updates. Adjust device settings and monitor system status remotely.
Manage smart home devices with an intuitive interface. Add devices to favorites for easy access across Apple TVs. Organize devices by rooms to navigate quickly. Control lights, sensors, and other devices remotely.
Monitor surroundings with a repurposed smartphone or tablet. Receive alerts when motion is detected. View live or recorded footage. Control settings and receive notifications on a primary device.