Now running at a bar in Chandler, Arizona
Your cameras see everything. Now they can tell you.
We turn the security cameras at bars and restaurants into something you can ask: how busy Saturday was, who was here after close, when the delivery came. The video stays in your building.
Ask it like you'd ask your manager.
Most cameras are there for insurance and get watched once, after something goes wrong. These answer questions about your business every day, from your phone.
How busy was the patio last Saturday between 8 and 10?
CountsWas anyone here after we closed last night?
After hoursWhen did the beer delivery come today?
Back doorHow many dogs were in the dog park at 7?
Dog parkWhy was this Friday slower than last Friday?
Night log
- About 240 visitors; busiest 8 to 9 pm
- Most at once: 61 people, 9 dogs
- Locked up 1:18 am; quiet overnight
- Today: sunny, high 104°F. Water for the dog park.
It keeps watch while you sleep.
A morning report
Every morning, last night in a few lines: visitors, the busiest hour, the most people and dogs at once, anything after close, and today's weather.
After-close alerts
Quiet while you're open. After closing, it tells you if someone's at the back door or the gate, with the clip.
It checks on itself
If a camera goes offline, the drive fills up or the power cuts out, you hear about it that day, not when you need the footage.
Know your room, your patio and your dog park.
See which nights and hours are really busy, how long people stay in each area, and how a game, a band or 110° heat changes things. Add a note to any night and the assistant can explain the difference later.
Next to a typical security system
Same cameras on the wall. What you get out of them is the difference.
| Feature | A typical system | I Got Your Back |
|---|---|---|
| Records video | Yes | Yes, when something moves, so more days fit on the drive |
| Ask it a question | No. You scrub through footage | Type or say it: “When did the delivery come?” |
| Busy times and counts | No | People and dogs by area and hour, nights compared |
| Morning report | No | Last night in a few lines, with today's weather |
| After-close alerts | Sometimes, often a paid add-on | Included, quiet during business hours |
| Where video is kept | Often a paid cloud plan | On a small computer in your building |
| Your current cameras | Locked to the provider | Often reused if they're wired (PoE) |
| Keeps an eye on itself | You find out when you need footage | Warns you if a camera, drive or the power has a problem |
From first question to first morning report
Take the Fit Check
Two minutes of questions about your place and your cameras. You get an honest answer straight away, including when we're not the right fit.
Walk-through and quote
We look at what's on the walls, what can be reused and what you want to know. Then a clear quote, in writing.
Installed in about a day
Cameras checked one by one, the app on your phone, your staff set up. Then 30 days of tuning together.
Your footage is yours.
Bars and restaurants have real privacy concerns. Here's exactly what happens to your video and data.
- Stays on site
- Video is recorded and kept on a small computer in your building, not in someone else's cloud.
- Never sold
- Your data is never sold or rented to anyone.
- You decide
- You choose who gets an account, which cameras they see, and whether anything records sound.
- Logged
- Every sign-in is recorded. You can see who signed in, watched or exported clips.
Questions owners ask
Can you use the cameras I already have?
Often, yes. Wired cameras that get power over the network cable (PoE) can usually be reused. If your cameras are leased from a provider like Cox, they belong to the provider, so we check that first. The Fit Check asks the right questions.
How many days of video are kept?
Usually 5 to 7 days on the standard drive, because it records when something moves. Two weeks or more is a one-time drive upgrade.
Is my video sent anywhere?
No. Video stays on the computer in your building. When you ask the assistant a question, that question and a still picture go to the AI service to answer it. Nothing is sold, ever.
What if the internet goes down?
It keeps recording. You can't watch from your phone until the internet is back, and nothing is lost.
Do I have to cancel my current provider?
No. You can replace your system, or keep it and add the AI app on top. The Fit Check shows both, side by side.
What does it cost?
It depends on how many cameras you need and what you already have. The Fit Check gives a rough equipment range straight away. Setup and the monthly plan are quoted after a walk-through, with no surprise bills.
Is it an alarm service?
No. Nobody watches 24/7 and it doesn't call the police. It tells you what happened, sends the alerts you choose, and makes footage easy to find.
Find out in two minutes if it's right for you.
Answer a few questions about your place and your cameras. You'll see an honest result and a side-by-side comparison, and nobody will chase you.
Take the Fit Check