A small matte-black camera and a blue ceramic vessel on a walnut office desk in window light.

Camy.io.

Anonymous cameras that read how people feel. Camy watches mood and behavior without naming the person.

Live at: camy.io
Discipline: Camera analytics
Built and run in: Seattle, WA

Cameras that read the room without naming anyone.

Camera analytics almost always starts by identifying people. That is the part that makes a room uncomfortable, and the part that leaves a record nobody asked for.

Camy reads mood and behavior and never attaches a name to either. What a space usually needs to know is how the room is going, not who was standing in it.

How It Operates

4 System Phases

Watch the room

The camera reads the space rather than the individuals in it.

Read mood and behavior

How people are moving and how the room feels.

Hold no identity

Nothing is matched to a face or a name.

Show the pattern

Readings accumulate into a picture of the space over time.

Core Capabilities

Mood, not names

The signal is how people feel and behave, read from the camera.

No identity attached

Camy does not identify the person it is watching. That is the design, not a setting.

Patterns over time

A picture of a space across hours and days, rather than a file on a visitor.

Anonymous cameras that read how people feel.

Camy watches mood and behavior without naming the person.

Who It Is Built For

Places that want to understand how a room is working without putting names to the people in it.

Exclusions

Who It Is Not For

—Facial recognition.
—Following a named individual.

Extended Documentation

Camy.io puts anonymous cameras in a room and reads how people feel. It watches mood and behavior, and it does not name the person it is watching.

Most camera analytics begins with identity, which is what makes a room uncomfortable and what leaves a record nobody asked for. Camy reads the space instead: how people move, how the room feels, and how that changes across hours and days.

Designed, built, and run in-house.