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| Fact | Spot AI | Tarsyer |
|---|---|---|
| Camera compatibility | The system is camera-agnostic, supporting existing IP cameras and legacy analog cameras through its recorder. | Supported sources include analogue or IP cameras through DVR/NVR systems, direct IP cameras and ONVIF devices, with Hikvision, Dahua, CP Plus, Secura and TVT named. |
| Founded | 2018 | 2020 |
| Google Play app | The Android app provides camera access, motion/people/vehicle intelligence, audit logs, incident reports, annotations, push alerts, and sharing; it is free for licensed customers. | The Tarsyer Insights Android app is an internal manager tool showing camera alerts, fire-exit obstructions, footfall, queue metrics and device health; accounts are issued by Tarsyer and there is no public sign-up. |
| Headquarters | San Francisco, California, United States | Pune, India |
| Integrations | Listed integrations include Avigilon Alta, Azure AD, Brivo, FlexWash, Google Workspace, HALO, Kisi, Microsoft 365, Okta, Omnilert, ProdataKey, and Rinsed. | The published workflow uses WhatsApp, email, DVR/NVR systems, IP cameras and ONVIF; dashboards export to Excel. |
| Limit: pricing transparency | Independent listings show pricing as sales-assisted or request-based, while one directory lists a $1,500 annual starting price; reviewers also describe the product as expensive. | The company publishes no numeric price and requires buyers to request a quote for the monthly per-site fee. |
It suits organizations using cameras for security, safety or operational oversight, including the listed industries of manufacturing, warehousing, construction, retail, car washes, healthcare, education and government. The API may suit teams building camera-data integrations or automations.
Tarsyer suits organizations in retail, restaurants, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and banking that already operate CCTV. It fits teams seeking local video checks, role-based dashboards, and operational alerts.