A hands-off, nightly forensic pipeline for the cameras already watching your home — coming to ADI-AI PRO.
Your home defense system records all day and all night. Doorbell cameras, driveway cameras, the unit over the garage, the one watching the back fence. Most of that footage is never reviewed. And on the night something actually happens — a confrontation at the door, a voice you don't recognize, a conversation you need to remember exactly — the audio on those recordings can matter as much as the video. But it sits in a folder, unread, unverified, and untracked.
ADI-AI PRO is being built to change that.
What's coming
Imagine pointing ADI-AI PRO at the folder where your home defense system drops its recordings, and then never thinking about it again. Once a day, on a schedule you set, PRO wakes up on its own, finds the new recordings, and does the forensic work — automatically, on your own machine, while you sleep.
No clicking. No dragging files. No remembering to run anything. You get a message that the night's recordings have been processed, hashed, transcribed, and filed — each one with the same chain-of-custody discipline that ADI-AI is built on.
That's the PRO story: the forensic workstation, made hands-off.
How it will work
The PRO automation pipeline is designed around a simple idea — you set it up once, and it runs itself:
- Watch. You tell PRO which folder your home defense system writes to. PRO watches it.
- Detect. When new recordings appear, PRO picks them up on the next scheduled run — nightly, hourly, however you set it.
- Acquire. Each file is copied bit-for-bit and hashed with SHA-256 at acquisition. The original is never touched.
- Process. PRO restores the audio where needed, transcribes it, attributes speakers, and timestamps every word — recording a hash at each step.
- Package. A complete, accounted-for evidence set is filed for each recording, with a summary manifest noting exactly what was produced and where.
- Notify. You get a message: tonight's recordings are done. Everything stayed on your machine. Nothing was uploaded.
The result is a quietly growing, fully documented record of what your home defense system actually captured — searchable, attributed, and defensible — without you lifting a finger after setup.
Why it matters for home defense specifically
A home defense system is only as useful as your ability to account for what it recorded. When footage becomes evidence — in a dispute with a neighbor, an insurance claim, a police report, a court matter — the questions are always the same: Is this the original? Has it been altered? Who said what, and when? Can you prove the recording is what you say it is?
A pile of raw video files can't answer those questions. A nightly, automated, hash-tracked forensic record can.
And because ADI-AI runs entirely on your own machine, your home's recordings stay in your home. No cloud service holds footage of your front door. No outside company keeps a copy of conversations on your property. The recordings are yours, the processing happens on your hardware, and the only thing that ever leaves is nothing at all.
Built, hosted, everything — in the USA
ADI-AI is a veteran-founded company, built and operated entirely in the United States. For something as personal as the cameras watching your own home, where the software comes from — and where your footage goes — should be a straight answer. With ADI-AI, it is: it comes from us, and your footage stays with you.
Be first to know.
PRO and its automation pipeline are in active development. If you run a home defense system and want a hands-off way to keep a forensic record of what it captures, we'd like to tell you the moment it's ready.
PRO capabilities and availability are indicative and will be confirmed at release. BASIC-F, the forensic workstation that powers this pipeline, is available today.