Other cameras record the problem.Watchful gets it fixed.
Tell Watchful what matters, in plain words. It sees the problem, sends it to the person who can fix it, and confirms on camera that it was handled. You get problems fixed, not footage to watch.
An alert is only half the job. Watchful sees the problem, sends it to the person who can fix it, and keeps watching until the camera shows it’s done. If nobody moves, it reminds them, then tells the manager.
Camera 07 · Aisle B3One event, start to finish
Noticed
A stack is leaning into aisle B3. That's what you asked it to watch for.
Sent to the right person
Omar, on the warehouse team, gets the picture and the aisle on his phone. Or a connected machine, like a cleaning robot, gets the task.
Confirmed on camera
The same camera looks again. The aisle is clear, so the event closes and you get the before and after.
18:24 · before18:32 · after
8 minutes from problem to fixed. You hear about it twice: when it matters, and when it's done. Nobody watched a screen.
Cameras that record
You get
Hours of footage to look through
Who acts
You, after the fact
Did it get fixed?
You’d have to go and check
Every week
Recordings nobody watches
Cameras with AI alerts
You get
An alert, often too many
Who acts
Whoever happens to read it
Did it get fixed?
Nobody knows until it happens again
Every week
A list of alerts
Watchful
You get
The problem fixed, with the proof
Who acts
The right person, sent the picture and the place
Did it get fixed?
Confirmed on camera; reminded, then escalated if not
Every week
What was found, what got fixed, and how fast
Watchful7–13 Sep 2026
Events by dayResolved Open
Events this week
What to watch for
Product vision · try it
Every problem, who fixed it, and how fast.
What came up this week, who it went to, and what is still open. Switch sites, open an event to see it noticed, dispatched and resolved, and pause or add a watch request.
Every number here is a problem a camera saw and a team fixed, not a feed someone had to watch.
What gets fixed, business by business.
Pick a business to see what its managers ask Watchful to watch for, and what gets fixed. More has every other business we have mapped so far.
Most expensive damage starts small and visible: a drip, a hot socket, a door left open, a stack starting to lean. A person walking past would have seen it. Watchful watches every camera, all night, and calls it in while it is still cheap to fix.
Water leaks
A leaking drum, caught in aisle 7.Not a flooded aisle and a pallet of ruined stock.
Electricity
Smoke from a power strip.Not a fire, a closed floor and an insurance claim.
About to fall
A pallet stack starting to lean.Not an injury, a stopped shift and written-off goods.
Doors left open
The entrance, open 12 minutes after closing.Not a break-in overnight, or a cold room warming up.
Animals that got in
A fox at the chicken house.Not a lost flock by morning. A bird in the warehouse, a dog on the shop floor.
One early catch can be worth more than the box.The cost of a leak, a fire or a fall grows by the minute. Watchful turns the first minute into a fix.
Security that follows through.
Most cameras record a break-in for the police report. Watchful notices it while it is happening and sends the clip to the people who can act, while there is still time to act.
Left behind
A backpack alone on a bench, west wing.Its owner walked toward the exit five minutes ago.
Break-ins
Someone forcing the back door at 2 AM.A call while it is happening, not a report in the morning.
Shoplifting
Two items into a jacket in aisle 5.Security has the clip before he reaches the door.
Doors left open
The entrance, open 12 minutes after closing.Closed before anyone else finds it.
Where they shouldn’t be
Someone over the fence at 11:52 PM.Or a stranger in the playground, a guest in a staff area, anyone in a closed zone.
You set the rules in plain words. People decide what happens next.Watchful flags and sends the clip; your team or your monitoring partner takes it from there.
Look back. Ask anything.
Your cameras have been recording all along. Keep the video, per camera, for as long as you like, then ask about the whole day: how many, how long, which one. Every answer comes with the times and the frames that prove it.
How many shoppers came in today?412 visits today.Busiest hour 17:00 to 18:00, with 68. From 1,560 frames, one every 30 s.
How long was the loading dock door open this week?11 h 40 min this week.9 times. Longest: Thursday 13:10, for 2 h 5 min.
Which machine in the gym was used most this week?The treadmill: about 6 h 10 min.Then the rowing machine 3 h 20 min, the bike 1 h 50 min.
You decide what is kept
Each camera keeps video for a day, a week, a month, or not at all. A camera that keeps nothing still watches and alerts; it just can’t look back.
It tells you the cost first
A scan is estimated before it starts: how many frames, how long, and the cost, which is nothing when the box’s own detector can do the job.
Still private
Recordings stay on the box, and the scan runs there too. Frames leave the site only if you chose a cloud model to judge them.
Who asks
Shops: footfall per day
Warehouses: doors left open
Gyms: which machines are used
Clinics: rooms left empty
Care homes: how often someone got up at night
Offices: lights left on
New · Watchful in your AI assistant
Ask from the assistant you already use.
Watchful connects to Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants as a connector. Ask how the day went, get private suggestions to run the place better, and send alerts to your team’s chat. You choose what each assistant can do, from answers to pictures.
Ask“How was the gym today?” The answer comes from what your cameras saw, with the picture.
Get suggestions“The rowers sit empty while members queue for bikes. Swap three?” Nothing happens without your OK.
Your team’s chatThe spill goes to Dana; Watchful confirms on camera that it’s cleaned up.
You’re in controlAnswers, alerts, pictures: you choose per assistant, and can turn it off any time. Video will be its own permission.
No new cameras, no cloud recording, no rules engine to configure. A box on your network that watches, understands, and gets it fixed.
01 · CONNECT
Plug it into your cameras
Eight cameras plug straight into the box and are powered by it; more join over your network, up to sixteen per box. Recording runs continuously; the AI looks when something happens.
02 · INSTRUCT
Say what to watch for
Write it the way you would brief a person: Tell me if anything blocks an emergency exit for more than ten minutes. Each instruction can cover one camera or the whole site.
03 · FIX
Get it fixed, and know it was
The right person gets the picture and the place on their phone. The camera checks again and closes the event once it’s done; if not, Watchful reminds them and tells you. Every week, a report of what was found and fixed.
Introducing the Watchful Box
One box. Your cameras start paying attention.
Eight cameras plug straight in, Wi-Fi cameras join on their own, and months of video stay on site. One minute, sound on.
Your recordings never need the cloud. The box records every camera in your building and watches them there.
Video stays on site
Recordings stay on the box where they were filmed. With Box Pro nothing leaves the building at all; with Watchful Box, single frames go to the AI check and aren't kept.
A flat price
One price per site for up to sixteen cameras. No fees per camera, per hour or per alert, so a busy day costs the same as a quiet one.
Built on open models
Box Pro runs a leading open vision model on its own GPU, updated as better ones appear. Watchful Box uses the same instructions with a cloud check.
The Watchful Box
What it costs, and what you get.
A box on your shelf that powers and records your cameras, and a flat monthly price for the watching. Keep the cameras you have.
Your camerasOne cable eachWatchful BoxExtender (optional)Your routerThe app
One box, your cameras, and the instructions that matter to you. We set it up with you, and every week you see what Watchful found, who fixed it, and how fast.
