Secluso1.0.2

Secluso lets you watch live camera video, receive security alerts, and review recordings from an Android phone. It connects a private home surveillance system built with a Raspberry Pi, Secluso hardware, and off-the-shelf camera components, keeping footage away from cloud providers. This setup suits homeowners who want remote access while retaining control of their camera data.

The camera encrypts video before it leaves the local network, and a relay carries the encrypted stream without being able to view the footage. Users can run that relay themselves on a VPS or use hosted relay infrastructure while preserving the same protection for the video. On-device artificial intelligence can identify motion, people, pets, and vehicles to generate more useful alerts.

Secluso Deploy guides Raspberry Pi preparation, app pairing, secure remote-access configuration, image building, QR-based pairing, and relay provisioning. These guided functions give builders a structured way to assemble and connect the hardware rather than configuring each part independently. The Android build avoids Firebase and Google Play Services for notifications, making it suitable for de-Googled devices.

Version 1.0.2 requires Android 6.0 or newer on arm64-v8a hardware. The system depends on Raspberry Pi and Secluso hardware, and it is intended for people creating a private camera installation for home monitoring or remote property checks. Secluso is open-source, allowing inspection and self-hosting, while its reproducible releases can be independently verified.