SeePetFind your camera
SeePet scans your Wi-Fi and lists the cameras it finds. Pick yours and type its password — that’s it.
AI pet monitoring
Know your pet is okay — even when you’re away.
SeePet turns the cameras you already have into a calm, attentive pet sitter. It learns your pet’s routine, notices when something is off, tries to call your pet — and only then asks for your attention.
- Works with your cameras
- AI runs on your Mac
- End-to-end encrypted
- No port forwarding
Works with
TP-Link TapoReolinkHikvisionDahua · ImouEZVIZAmcrestFoscamEufyWyzeONVIFiPhoneTP-Link TapoReolinkHikvisionDahua · ImouEZVIZAmcrestFoscamEufyWyzeONVIFiPhone
How it works
Set up in minutes. No jargon.
No IP addresses, no stream URLs, no settings pages. SeePet does the technical part.
It learns the routine
Meals, naps, favourite rooms. After a few days SeePet knows what a normal day looks like for your pet.
Alerts that matter
A clear risk score and the reason — only when something really looks wrong. Text only, never a picture.
Routine
It knows when dinner is late.
Point a camera — or an old iPhone — at the food bowl and SeePet keeps a meal log automatically, learns the rhythm and spots changes.
- Meal log — every visit to the bowl, with duration
- Learned rhythm — the usual time between meals, per pet
- 24-hour timeline — eating, active, resting, in another room
- Unusual behaviour — restless nights, eating less, non-stop crying
A day with SeePet
EatingActiveRestingOther room
00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00
Moving aroundSeen on any camera, or eating
HealthyMeal 1 h late, out of viewor lying still far longer than usual
Mid riskSeePet calls your petplays a sound and watches for a reaction
CheckingNo reactionurgent alert to your iPhone, repeated
High risk“Psps-psps”MeowKissy squeaksWhistleYour own voice
Calm escalation
It calls your pet before it worries you.
Pets nap. Pets hide. SeePet doesn’t panic — it checks first.
Any camera
Works with the camera you already own.
SeePet finds cameras on your network automatically and works out the right connection by itself.
- Automatic discovery — ONVIF, Bonjour and brand fingerprints
- Just the password — SeePet tries the right ports and stream paths
- Sign in with your app — TP-Link Tapo built in, Eufy and Wyze in beta
- Or type an IP — for cameras that keep quiet
Features
Thoughtful details, all on your Mac.
Pet detection
Recognises cats and dogs, measures movement and posture — locally.
Understands soundsbeta
Tells meows, barks, whines and hisses apart, and guesses what your pet wants.
One risk score
Every signal combined into a single number from 0 to 100, with the reasons.
Old iPhone as camera
Turn a spare phone into a camera with microphone and speaker.
Quiet hours
Warnings wait until morning. Urgent alerts always come through.
English & Türkçe
The apps, alerts and this site speak both languages.
No camera?
An old iPhone becomes the bowl camera.
Install SeePet on a spare iPhone, choose “Be the pet camera” and stand it in front of the food bowl.
- Open SeePet and choose “Be the pet camera”.
- Point it at the bowl plugged in, volume up.
- Type the PIN on your Mac: Cameras → Add → the phone appears.
Privacy by design
Your home stays closed.
SeePet was designed so that nothing in your home is ever reachable from the internet — and nobody, including us, can read your alerts.
No open ports
Your Mac only makes outgoing connections. Nothing to configure on your router, nothing exposed.
End-to-end encrypted
Alerts are text only and encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they leave your Mac. Only your iPhone has the key.
Video never leaves home
All analysis runs on your computer. Camera streams stay on your local network.
Keys in the Keychain
Secrets are stored in the macOS and iOS Keychain — never in plain files.
Signed requests
Every message is signed and time-stamped; replays and tampering are rejected.
Minimal relay
The relay forwards encrypted alerts and push notifications. It keeps at most the last 60, unreadable.
Questions, answered
Does my Mac need to stay on?
Yes. SeePet is the sitter, so the Mac running it should stay awake while you are away. It uses little power — it analyses about two frames per second per camera.
Which cameras work?
Most cameras that work with their own app on your Wi-Fi: TP-Link Tapo, Reolink, Hikvision, Dahua and Imou, EZVIZ, Amcrest, Foscam and any ONVIF camera. Eufy and Wyze can be added by signing in (beta). Xiaomi cameras do not offer a local stream and are not supported — an old iPhone works instead.
Do I need a second phone?
No. Your own iPhone receives the alerts. An old iPhone is only needed if you want a camera in front of the food bowl.
How does SeePet know something is wrong?
It combines movement, where your pet was last seen, the learned meal rhythm and sounds into one risk score. Before an urgent alert it plays a call sound and waits for a reaction.
Is the “pet talk” accurate?
Recognising the type of sound — meow, bark, whine, hiss — is reliable. What your pet wants is an estimate shown with a confidence level, and it improves when you confirm or correct it. It is never a veterinary diagnosis.
What do you see of my data?
Nothing readable. Video and analysis stay on your Mac; alerts are end-to-end encrypted. See the privacy page for details.
Peace of mind, starting tonight.
Install SeePet on the Mac that stays at home and add your first camera in a couple of minutes.
Download for MaciPhone app · coming soon
macOS 12 or later · Apple silicon and Intel