Something moved? You’ll know.
Motion detection and a notification help you check what happened.
Give your old Android a new purpose
Turn an old Android phone into a security camera. Get alerts for different detections and events, and watch the live feed from your main phone.
Keep an eye on what matters
Motion detection and a notification help you check what happened.
Optional PreBuffer keeps the five seconds before a detection.
Watch, listen and talk remotely from your main phone.
Battery, temperature and storage: check that your camera is ready to keep watch.
Two phones. A simple setup.
Install NeuriEye on two compatible Android phones with an Internet connection. The phone that records becomes the “Sentinel”; the one you keep with you is the “Viewer”.
Install NeuriEye on the phone that will stay in place. Its camera, microphone and sensors become your monitoring station.
Use the same Google account on your main phone. The Sentinel appears automatically and completes the secure connection.
Enable detection, open the live feed, review events and stay in control of who has access.
Your home is not data to share
Photos and videos are end-to-end encrypted. Neuribrain coordinates connections and permissions, but does not store your media. Private keys stay on your devices.
Understand how my data is protected →Give it a second life
NeuriEye is in closed beta on Google Play. You can join the testers: here is how to install it.
Sign in to your Google account and join the NeuriEye Testeurs group.
Join the testers ↗With the same account, agree to become a tester, then follow the installation link.
Get the Android beta ↗For your first setup, use the same Google account in the group, on Google Play and on both phones.
You need two compatible Android phones, Google Play and a reliable network connection. Age alone does not tell you enough: the camera, battery and Android settings matter too. Check compatibility.
No, this is a closed beta: issues may still occur. Test your setup on site before relying on it. Your feedback helps us improve NeuriEye.
Contact Pat, the creator of the project: [email protected]. Include your Android model and what you observed, without sending private images.
Put it into practice
Prepare your phone, install NeuriEye and understand where your media goes. Four guides to get started with realistic expectations.
Equipment, placement, detection and checks before you leave.
Read the guide → 02 · InstallBeta access, device roles and your first event.
Follow the steps → 03 · CheckAndroid requirements and a practical way to test your own device.
Check my Android → 04 · UnderstandEncryption, the server’s role, sharing and the limits of local copies.
Understand storage →