“That's a cart, not a person.”
Wardvue learns what belongs in your building and stops flagging it. Fewer alerts, and better ones.
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Your cameras see everything.
Nobody is looking.
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Wardvue · watching
Now something is.
Every camera, every second. It tells a person from a cart, busy from standing still, and a dark camera from a quiet night.
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After hours: person at the loading dock
One frame locks on. The pictures reach your phone the moment it matters, and a person decides what it means.
An AI that watches the cameras you already own, 24/7, and reports what matters, with pictures as proof. No new cameras. No new recorder.
How it works
To the cameras you already own. No new cameras, no new recorder, nothing new on your walls.
Your building: that's a cart, not a person. Over time it gets quieter and sharper.
One evening report you read in two minutes, instant alerts to your phone, and a live dashboard.
What it sees
From the first day, Wardvue looks for the moments owners ask about most. Every flag comes with the pictures.
Every camera picture on this page is an illustration drawn in code, not real footage.
Moments that look wrong are flagged for review, with the pictures. It points; a person decides.
People where they shouldn't be, or when they shouldn't be there, as it happens.
Which camera stopped seeing, from when to when. Find out before the day you need the footage.
Busy versus standing-still time for each person, across the whole day.
Time on the phone for each worker, with the pictures to back every minute.
If it matters to your business, write it the way you'd say it. Wardvue watches for that too.
It learns your place
“That's a cart, not a person.”
Wardvue learns what belongs in your building and stops flagging it. Fewer alerts, and better ones.
One person, camera to camera.
Wardvue follows a person from one camera to the next by clothes and build, so a moment on Camera 2 and a moment on Camera 21 become one story.
Your rules
Add any rule in plain words, the way you'd tell a manager. Ask it questions the same way, and get the answer with the pictures.
Tell me if the back door stays open more than 10 minutes.
Where · back doorWhat · openWhen · over 10 min
WARDVUE alert
Back door open 12 minutes
Tell me if anyone is behind the counter after closing.
Where · behind the counterWho · any personWhen · after closing
WARDVUE alert
Person behind the counter after closing
How long was aisle 4 standing still this afternoon?
Where · aisle 4What · standing stillWhen · this afternoon
WARDVUE answer
42 minutes, between 1:10 and 1:52 PM.
Every evening
What happened, where, and the pictures, in one report you read in two minutes. Then you close it and go home.
EVENING REPORT · TUE 03 NOV 2026 · 6:00 PM
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Busy 71%Still 18%Phone 6%
Tuesday, November 3
9:42
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Where it works
The common moments are covered out of the box. Your own rules cover everything particular to your business.
Trust
Nothing is a verdict. Every flag says what was seen, where and when, and comes with the pictures, so you decide what it means.
Busy, still and phone time are measured the same way for everyone. People are followed by clothes and build; face recognition is only an option, with your team's written consent.
No new cameras and no new recorder. Wardvue works with what is already on your walls.
Live today
Running today in a 32-camera wholesale warehouse in the United States.
See it for yourself
Not a video, not a sales deck. Wardvue on the cameras you already own, showing you what it sees in your building.
Book a live demo on your own camerasWrite to Mohammad Salah, Founder: contact@wardvue.com