Capere is an always-on camera whose feed belongs to exactly one person — you. Footage is encrypted on the device before it ever leaves, then held in a vault only your keys can open. When something happens, you reach back in time and save it forever.
Most cameras ask you to press record before life happens. Capere records everything quietly, into an encrypted rolling buffer — and lets you scrub backwards after the fact. The first kiss. The break-in. The ten seconds before the crash. Reach back. Keep it forever.
A continuous encrypted ring buffer of the last 10 minutes (or 10 hours, on Pro). Nothing to remember to turn on.
Hit capture and the surrounding window is promoted out of the buffer into your vault — permanent, signed, timestamped.
Not us, not our cloud, not a subpoena-friendly key escrow. You hold the keys. The vault is otherwise opaque.
A thumb-sized omnidirectional capture device. Magnetic pocket clip, 4 hours on battery, instant pair with your vault on first power-on.
A wall- or shelf-mounted witness. PoE or USB-C. Always powered, always rolling. Pairs with up to sixteen peers on one vault.
Capere's servers see ciphertext and routing metadata, nothing more. Your device holds the only key that can open the vault. If our infrastructure were seized, leaked, or coerced, the footage inside would remain noise.
For customers who prefer no third party at all, Capere ships with a local vault appliance — a palm-sized box that lives in your home and holds the only copy of the stream. The cloud path is permanently disabled; your footage never leaves your address.
Reserve your pair (one Orb, one Sentinel) with a fully refundable deposit. You'll get a key-pair setup link the week before shipping, and a vault appliance option if you choose Private Mode.