What You Can Do with Cameras

Cameras puts the security cameras at all your locations in one place, inside the same workspace you already use.

For everyone who watches

Open any camera you are allowed to see from the Cameras menu at the top of the screen.
Watch up to sixteen cameras together in one window, in the grid that suits you, and make any one of them fill the window with a double-click.
Hear the camera you have selected, and only that one.
Save the cameras you watch together as a layout, and open it again in one click.

Connect a location by installing the connector on any always-on computer there — Windows, macOS or Linux — and typing in the code it shows. Nothing on your firewall changes.
Find Cameras on that network automatically (ONVIF, HomeKit, Dahua and XMeye recorders, USB cameras and more), or add one by its stream address.
Add a recorder (an NVR or DVR) once and get one camera for each of its channels.
Name, sort and group your cameras, and switch any camera or group off.
Choose who may watch each camera or group: particular people, whole departments, job titles or teams.

Video goes directly from the location to the viewer. When a direct path isn't possible — some company and mobile networks block it — it passes through an encrypted relay that cannot see the picture. It is never recorded.
Grid tiles use a camera's smaller stream to spare the location's internet upload; a camera you make fill the window switches to full quality.
Cameras is switched on per organization under Settings → Account → Apps (KamoCameras). Nobody can see or manage cameras until an administrator gives them the permissions described in Who Can Watch a Camera.