knoxnet VMS
The next knoxnet VMS is coming soon

Local-first video
and audio analysis.

Use your own IP cameras and video. Choose models that fit your work, and run analysis on your own machines. The Linux technical beta is available now.

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Set up the Linux beta → Explore the code on GitHub

Free public evaluation beta · Up to four cameras · No packaged Windows download yet

knoxnet labs builds for privacy, ownership, and the freedom to choose how your video is analyzed.

Mobile app coming later.

Watch the VMS beta demoOpen on YouTube ↗
What the beta is

A hands-on preview of the local stack.

Connect IP cameras, arrange views, and explore recording and analysis on your computer. Available features depend on your camera, hardware, and model setup.

Bring your cameras

Add RTSP streams or use discovery where supported.

Run on your machine

Keep camera feeds and analysis local, with optional models your hardware supports.

Try the beta free

Test up to four cameras and share feedback on GitHub.

Try it now

Linux beta setup

Install Git and Python 3.10 or newer, then run these commands in a terminal. The installer creates a local Python environment and installs the beta’s dependencies.

Read the full setup guide →

LINUX TERMINALPUBLIC BETA
$ git clone https://github.com/PhillipAlexanderYoung/Knoxnet-vms-beta.git
$ cd Knoxnet-vms-beta
$ ./install.sh
$ ./run.sh
Setup trouble? Check the known issues or report a bug.
After launch: use the first-run setup or camera configuration to add an RTSP/IP camera manually, or try discovery where supported. Start with one camera and add up to four in the public beta. Keep camera credentials on your own machine.
Windows status: there is no verified one-click Windows installer for this beta. Windows source setup instructions remain in the GitHub README; a packaged download is planned for a later release.
Technical beta: do not depend on it for production-critical security, life-safety, or emergency monitoring.