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A front door opened in the middle of the night
Unexpected front-door activity Front door opened at 2:13 AM.

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Remy uses context to separate ordinary activity from moments unusual enough to check.

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The same activity can mean something different.

Mom opening her front door in the afternoon 2:13 PM Front door
Mom at the same front door in the middle of the night 2:13 AM Front door
Unexpected front-door activity Front door opened at 2:13 AM.
Mom walking through the hallway late in the evening 11:02 PM Hallway
Mom walking the same hallway again in the small hours 4:18 AM Hallway
Unusual nighttime activity Fifth time up since 1:00 AM.

See why Remy reached you.

A Remy notification on the lock screen at 2:13 AM: unexpected front-door activity, front door opened at 2:13 AM

The alert

Remy tells you what looked unusual and where it happened.

Remy app timeline showing the short clip around the event

The moment

Open the short clip around the event instead of searching through the full recording.

Asking Remy what happened after the door opened: Mom returned inside a few minutes later and went back toward the bedroom, with the blurred entryway clip from 2:17 AM

The bigger picture

Ask Remy what happened around the event when you need more context.

Motion is easy to detect. Meaning is harder.

SituationOrdinary cameraRemy
Walk through kitchen at noonMotion alertNo interruption
Front door opens at 2:13 PMMotion alertNo interruption
Front door opens at 2:13 AMMotion alertContextual alert
Five nighttime tripsFive motion alertsOne meaningful pattern
Possible fallMotion alertUrgent safety alert

Less noise. More of the moments that matter.