Catch what your access system misses.
AI monitoring for self-storage gates, buildings and driveways, using the cameras you already have.
Describe what your access system cannot see: a door propped open after unloading, two cars on one gate code, a driveway left blocked.
“Someone is cutting or breaking the lock on a storage unit.”Describe in your own words →
Overnight · 8 h · repeats daily
See which gate, building or row needs attention, with what happened and when.
“Water is spreading across the corridor floor in building B.”How Messages work →
Unit row C
Keep each incident with its time and a local snapshot, to check against your access log before you contact a tenant.
“Someone is cutting or breaking the lock on a storage unit.”Add your first camera →
Unit row C
A person is cutting the padlock on unit C14 with bolt cutters.
“Someone is cutting or breaking the lock on a storage unit.”
Pair a Station, describe an Event, add a camera.
Define visible situations without writing code.
Your selected AI provider processes frames directly from your Station.
Watch the gate and buildings outside access hours, and the driveways on busy move-in weekends.
Set up your workspace →Connect your existing cameras to your Station. Find network cameras automatically or add one by address.
Set up a Station ↗Your Station pixelates detected faces by default before AI analysis and before saving incident snapshots. When you use cloud AI, frames go directly from your Station to your provider.
Understand data handling ↗Every Incident is saved to Messages in your workspace. Choose for each Event whether it also sends Push or Email.
Choose your notifications ↗Know what is processed, what is saved and when a camera needs attention.
Your Station sends images directly to your selected AI provider for analysis. They never pass through or get stored on our servers. We receive the descriptions and results to deliver your alerts; snapshots stay on your device.
Scene descriptions and Messages are encrypted in our database, alongside sensitive account data.
Snapshots stay on the Station, with a seven-day retention period and a storage cap.
Watch for a situation at the times that make sense for your space.
Tune when an Event counts and how often you hear about it.
Interruption and recovery Messages help you spot connectivity or processing issues.
Keep descriptions, timestamps and incident status together for each camera.
Pair your Station with your workspace and manage its cameras in one place.
Choose which Events reach which devices, and which also send an email. Messages stay in your workspace.
Describe what matters in each space. Your cameras watch for it.
“Someone is cutting or breaking the lock on a storage unit.”
“A building door is propped open with a trolley or object and nobody is carrying anything through it.”Only if it continues: 5 min
“Two separate vehicles drive in one after the other before the gate closes. A car with a trailer counts as one vehicle.”
“The gate is open, even partly, and no vehicle is in the gateway.”Schedule: after 21:00 · Only if it continues: 2 min
“Water is visibly flooding a storage corridor.”
“A parked vehicle blocks the only lane to the back row, and another car is waiting behind it.”Only if it continues: 2 min
No. Your access system decides who gets in. The Agent watches what happens next, such as a door left propped open or a second car following through the gate, and tells your staff.
Connect your existing network cameras to your Station. Use Camera detection to find them, or add a camera manually.
No. Your Station sends selected frames directly to your selected AI provider using your own API key. Your frames bypass our servers: Agentinosaurus receives assessment results and stores Messages, and AI processing is handled by your selected provider account.
Yes. The Station, camera, network and internet connection must remain available. Keep the device running your Station awake for continuous monitoring. Monitoring-interruption Messages help you notice when a camera or Station stops working.
Events generate Messages in your workspace. You can opt in to Push on each device where you enable notifications. On iPhone, add the web app to your Home Screen first. Your Messages history keeps alerts together for later review.
Frames go from your Station directly to your selected AI provider. Pending images are protected on your Station, and incident snapshots remain on the Station for up to seven days, subject to its storage limit. Our database encrypts scene descriptions and Messages. AI processing and retention depend on your selected provider account and terms.
No. It describes what is visible. Compare an alert with your access log before you contact a tenant.
No. Describe when an ordinary situation becomes a problem, for example a door still propped open 5 minutes after unloading has stopped. Busy unloading does not trigger that Event.
Yes. Each Event has its own cameras and schedule, so the gate can be watched outside access hours and the driveways on busy weekends.
$9 per camera per month. Bring your own AI provider key.