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An older couple's hands clasped together on a wooden table Remy privacy settings card: blur always on, recognition off by default, short retention

Keep the home feeling like her home.

Remy gives you control over which cameras it uses, who can access them, and how faces are handled.

From camera moment to private check-in.

A real Remy camera still of the living room as the motion clip arrives
What the camera sawMotion in the living room · 7:48 PM
The same living room still with callouts: Emily's face blurred and name-tagged, and the TV automatically obscured TV auto-blurred Emily, face blurred and name-tagged
Faces blurred firstThe raw clip is discarded. The AI only sees this
The Remy daily summary card built from blurred footage: nothing looked concerning today
What you readThe 15-second summary on your phone

The controls are in your hands.

Choose which cameras Remy can use, who has access, and how faces are handled.

Remy app Privacy screen with blur always on, facial recognition off, retention window and enrolled-people list

Face blurring

Blur is on from the first clip.

Recognition

Recognition stays off until you turn it on.

Clip retention

Clips delete themselves according to Remy’s existing retention behavior.

Add Remy without turning home into a surveillance system.