GodsEye turns your Mac into a home-surveillance command center. iPhone, webcam, the office iMac — and any old Android phone, auto-linked over Wi-Fi and put to work. Watched by an AI that narrates what it sees.
One sentence configures the whole system — what matters, what to ignore, and what counts as one event.
Write one sentence — "count the people who come in", "tell me if someone carries an umbrella", "track how long he plays". GodsEye names the mission, picks its icon, and decides whether to show you a tally or a clock. Ten starters ship; write your own in seconds.
On-device Vision marks people, animals and objects for free. Opt in and a cheap watcher model reads every scene in plain English or Hindi, waking a stronger model only on the frames that matter — so counting stays accurate without paying for it every cycle. Running cost is metered on screen.
Motion, people and loud sounds save a frame or a clip on their own, and a mission match always does. Only unusual moments are kept — repeats are skipped and old ones pruned. Files stay ordinary JPEGs and MP4s you can open in Finder.
Plug an old Android in anywhere. GodsEye installs Optic, grants its permissions and links the stream. Zero taps.
FaceTime camera, iPhone over Continuity, USB webcams and Android over wireless ADB — linked automatically. Spotlight one feed or watch the whole grid.
Keyboard-first: G grid, F full screen, S capture, R record, 1–9 jump cameras. Native notifications with custom tones, menu-bar widget.
Bounding boxes on-device. Plain-language narration on top — English or Hindi.
A tiny, ad-free camera app that streams over Wi-Fi and is auto-discovered by GodsEye. Switch lens from the Mac, or flip on Shadow Mode.
Auto-installed by GodsEye over USB onto any old Android — or sideload it yourself. MJPEG stream, lens switch and shadow mode built in.
Download APK →Native SwiftUI build — advertises itself over Bonjour so GodsEye links it with zero setup. Front/back lens and shadow mode included.
Build from source →Processing, saved frames, logs — all local. Your footage sits in your own ~/Pictures and ~/Movies as ordinary JPEGs and MP4s you can open in Finder. Cloud AI is strictly opt-in via a key file you create, and dies the moment you delete it. No accounts. No telemetry. No mirroring.
