SecuraCV on Apple TV. Witnessing without watching, on the big screen.
The biggest screen in the house — or behind the bar — showing your fleet's verified record instead of a wall of live feeds. A calm, tamper-evident timeline of what actually happened, sealed and signed. It works with the cameras you already own, and it costs nothing a month.
Two editions — Home & Business · $0/month · works with RTSP / ONVIF / Frigate cameras you already have
Every camera app on Apple TV is a grid of live feeds. This is the opposite.
A wall of faces on the shared screen is exactly the always-watching archive SecuraCV exists to refuse — raw footage never leaves your hardware. So the TV shows trust, not video: a signed, hash-chained timeline of semantic events, readable from across the room and impossible to quietly edit.
One app. It knows whether it's home, or open for business.
Same app, same witness core — it picks its edition from your setup. Two experiences, both local, both free.
The Witness Wall
calm ambient reassurance
- ›The witness screensaver. When idle, the fleet breathing and the chain growing — “all is well” as something you'd leave on.
- ›Household break-glass. Unsealing evidence takes a family quorum, approved together, in the open on the shared screen.
- ›Gentle Doctor cards. An offline Canary or a chain gap becomes one calm, actionable card — never an alarm.
The Witness Board
prove what happened, defensibly
- ›One-tap Incident capture. Something happened at table six — one press seals a bookmarked evidence window around that moment.
- ›Dispute-pack export. A signed timeline plus the sealed clip, verifiable offline on an insurer's or officer's own machine.
- ›One board for every site. A group sees each location's health and chain integrity at a glance, plus a close-of-night sealed digest.
The killer case isn't the living room. It's the bar.
Bars, restaurants, shops, gyms and clinics already run cameras — and often already have an Apple TV on the wall for signage or sports. Their pain was never “watch the feed.” It's prove what happened, and not get sued for how they proved it.
Works with their cameras
Ingests RTSP / ONVIF / Frigate — basically any IP camera or NVR already on the wall. A witness layer over the cameras they own; no rip-and-replace, no per-camera cloud fee.
Dispute-proof, for free
Chargebacks, slip-and-fall claims, a walk-out at last call — each a signed, hash-chained event. A court-ready timeline edits can't touch, with no monthly bill.
A shield, not a face archive
The record is events — “motion at register 2 · 11:47 pm · sealed” — never a biometric archive of every customer. Real BIPA / GDPR / CCPA exposure, down.
The calm back-of-house board
Not a grid staff learn to ignore — camera health and the verified timeline, ambient and readable, with a sealed close-of-night digest.
It has your cameras. It still won't put faces on the wall.
Footage never leaves your hardware
The TV renders the sealed record, never a live mirror of your feeds — enforced by the kernel's no-raw-export invariant, not just a setting.
No face or plate archive
The wall shows coarse claims — motion, presence, a door — the same discipline every SecuraCV surface already keeps.
Nothing to corrupt, nothing to rot
The app holds no authoritative state; every launch re-derives the timeline from the signed source and re-verifies it.
It updates itself, verifies itself, and doesn't rot.
The same discipline the Mac apps and Canary firmware already run, brought to Apple TV: nobody hand-carries a build, and nothing quietly goes stale.
A tag is the only button
One version tag builds, signs, and uploads the app — no manual release steps.
Apple carries it
The App Store's phased release reaches every Apple TV; there's no updater to maintain.
Re-verify every launch
The chain is checked on each render — drift shows loudly and calmly, never stale-as-fresh.
The gates can't forget
Machine-enforced checks fail the build before anything drifts. If it's green, it's honest.
Nothing to install yet. Something real to shape.
No countdown, no fake sign-up count — just an open thread where interest becomes the next thing built. Tell us whether you'd hang it at home, or behind the bar.
Everything above is a concept, honestly labeled. The witness kernel, the signed record, and the camera integrations are real and work today; there is no SecuraCV Apple TV app in the App Store yet. In the spirit of the product, a concept never pretends to ship.