Privacy by design

Your cameras. Your computer. Your AI.

Agentinosaurus is local-first. Station analyses frames with an AI model on your own computer, so footage stays where it is. Prefer a cloud model? Frames go straight to the provider you choose, with your key. Our servers never receive your video.

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Private where it matters most.

Analysed on your computer

By default, LiquidAI d1 analyses frames on your desktop Station. No API key, no token bill, and frames don’t leave that computer.

No footage on our servers

With local or cloud AI, we receive answers and incident details, never images or video.

Snapshots stay local

Incident snapshots are kept on your Station for seven days, with a storage cap.

Where your data goes

Every check follows the same path. With local AI, frames never leave your premises.

Your premises
- Cameras stream to Station on your local network
- Hidden areas are blacked out before any analysis
- Faces are blurred by default
- A local model analyses frames right here, by default
- Incident snapshots are stored here
No camera ports are opened to the internet. Station only connects outwards.
Cloud AI, if you choose it
- TypeSafe AI or OpenAI receives frames directly from Station
- Uses your own API key and your account’s data settings
- Billed to your account, not through us
Skipped entirely with local AI, the default on desktop Stations.
Agentinosaurus
- Your Events and instructions
- Answers, Messages and incident details
- Usage counts and device health
Hosted by DigitalOcean in Frankfurt, Germany. Never receives your video or frames.

Blur faces before frames leave.

New cameras blur faces by default, and you can switch it off per camera. Station finds faces on your own computer and pixelates them before a frame goes to the AI, camera chat or incident snapshots. Drag across the image to compare.

The same bus station hall with every visible face pixelated — Bus station hall. Footage: MEVA dataset (mevadata.org), CC BY 4.0.

Camera view of a bus station hall with people waiting — Bus station hall. Footage: MEVA dataset (mevadata.org), CC BY 4.0.

How face blurring works

Built to keep footage out of the cloud.

The privacy controls are part of how monitoring works, not settings you need to find.

Hidden areas

Black out a neighbour’s window, a desk or a doorway. Hidden areas are removed before frames leave your computer and never described to the AI.

Local by default

Desktop Stations analyse frames with a local model on the Station computer. It never falls back to a cloud provider.

Cloud only if you choose it

With a cloud provider, Station sends frames straight to it with your key. They never pass through or get stored on our servers.

Encrypted descriptions

Scene descriptions, Messages and sensitive account data are encrypted in our database.

Keys only where needed

AI provider keys are encrypted and delivered only to the Stations you assign them to. Every key action is logged for 30 days, without the secret.

Camera passwords in your browser

Camera addresses and passwords are encrypted in your browser for your Station. Our servers only relay the sealed envelope.

Data processing addendum

Local AI or a cloud provider

Local AI is the default on desktop Stations. Choose per Station, and override it for any camera.

	Local model	TypeSafe AI	OpenAI
Where frames are analysed	Your Station computer	TypeSafe’s cloud	OpenAI’s cloud
Frames leave your premises	No	Yes, straight to TypeSafe	Yes, straight to OpenAI
API key	Not needed	Yours	Yours
Usage billed by	No token bill	TypeSafe, to your account	OpenAI, to your account
Extra hardware	8 GB memory or more; a GPU makes it faster	None	None
Works on the mobile apps	No, desktop Stations only	Yes	Yes

Camera Chat, where you ask a camera a question, uses your OpenAI key with every provider.

Learn more

Local modelsRequirements, models and what stays on your computer.AI models and providersTypeSafe AI, OpenAI and local models compared.Privacy policyWhat we process, why and for how long.Data processing addendumFor businesses that process personal data.

Questions & answers

Does Agentinosaurus see my camera footage?↓

No. By default, Station analyses frames on your own computer with a local model. If you choose a cloud provider, frames go straight to it with your key. Our servers receive the answers and incident details needed to alert you, never your video or frames.

Do I need a cloud AI account?↓

Not on a desktop Station: the local model needs no API key and has no token bill. Android and iOS Stations, and Camera Chat, use your own cloud key.

Where are snapshots stored?↓

On your Station, for seven days and up to a storage cap. You can view them in your workspace while the Station is online.

Can I keep everything on my premises?↓

Frame analysis, yes: choose a local model and frames stay on the Station computer. Station still needs the internet to receive your Events and deliver alerts.

Where is my account data hosted?↓

Our application, database and backups are hosted by DigitalOcean in Frankfurt, Germany. AI providers and alert channels you choose may process data elsewhere under their own terms.

Can the AI see people’s faces?↓

Not by default. New cameras on an up-to-date Station blur faces, and Station pixelates them before any frame leaves your computer. You can switch it off per camera. Detection can miss a face, for example far away or turned from the camera, so use hidden areas for places that must never be seen.

Who can see what my AI provider receives?↓

Your provider processes frames under your own account and its data settings, such as retention and zero data retention where eligible. Check its terms before choosing it.

AI on your cameras. Your footage stays with you.

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$9 per camera per month. Local AI has no token bill.