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418 answers about Aptibit, our services and the Visylix platform, grouped by topic. If something is not covered here, ask us directly and we will add it.
Yes. We build AI around your specific goal and your own data: assistants that understand and write language, computer vision that reads images and video, forecasting, and custom machine learning. Each system is designed to be used every day, not just demonstrated.
Yes. We can run the entire system on your own infrastructure, with no connection to the outside world if required. Your data and your AI stay inside your network. It is how defence, government, banking and healthcare organisations typically want AI delivered, and it is exactly how our own product, Visylix, runs.
Yes, and we prefer it. We deliver into your cloud, your own servers or a fully air-gapped environment. We never make our own platform or tools a condition of the work, so you are free to run the system without us once it is live.
Yes. We help you put sensible AI governance in place from the start: clear ownership, risk assessment, human oversight and records of how decisions are made. We design for the rules you operate under, such as India's DPDP Act, GDPR and the EU AI Act, and build governance into the plan rather than adding it after launch.
Yes. We start with a straight assessment of what exists and tell you whether it is better to finish the work or rebuild, and what each option will cost, before you commit any budget.
Yes. We build AI assistants that answer from your own documents (known as RAG, retrieval-augmented generation), AI agents that complete tasks, models fine-tuned on your material, and copilots for everyday work.
Yes. We build AI agents that plan and carry out multi-step work across your systems, such as handling customer requests, updating records and moving work between teams. People stay in control of important decisions, and every action is recorded.
Yes. From design and prototypes through engineering, testing, launch and ongoing support, one Aptibit team owns the whole journey.
Wherever privacy matters most, we run the AI entirely on your own infrastructure so your data never leaves it. For cloud deployments we use private connections, encrypt data in storage and in transit, and restrict access to the people who need it.
We make the AI answer from your own approved information and show where each answer came from. We add checks on what it produces and keep monitoring quality after launch, so answers stay accurate and traceable.
We build and run our own AI product, so our advice is grounded in what it really takes to deliver. Visylix, our AI video surveillance platform, brings 22 AI analytics built in-house and Radha, an on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools. Our cost estimates come from experience, not assumptions. Large consulting firms bring scale and change-management programmes; we bring a senior team that designs the plan and then builds it.
A production rollout usually takes a few months, depending on how ready your data is and how many systems it must connect to. Organisations in regulated sectors should allow extra time for security review. We agree a clear timeline before work begins.
A focused proof of concept usually takes 4 to 8 weeks. A production system usually takes a few months, depending on data readiness, the systems it connects to and any regulatory review. Preparing data is often the largest piece of work, so we plan for it from day one.
It depends on how ready your data is, how many systems the AI must connect to and your regulatory requirements. We scope the work first and give you a clear, fixed estimate, including what it will cost to run and support after launch. You get senior engineering at India cost levels, well below US and Western European rates.
A focused readiness assessment and AI roadmap usually takes 3 to 6 weeks. Broader strategy across several business areas takes longer. We agree a fixed price up front, and every recommendation comes with a cost and an expected return.
It depends on scope. A proof of concept that tests one idea usually takes 4 to 8 weeks; a production system takes a few months; a multi-site platform takes longer. We scope the work, agree a fixed estimate before we start, and include the cost of running the system after launch. Senior engineering at India cost levels, well below US and Western European rates.
Yes, when it is built properly. We add safeguards, monitoring, fallbacks and human review where it matters, and we test against your real workload before go-live.
We offer AI and machine learning, generative AI, AI agents, computer vision, software engineering, product design, digital marketing, cloud operations and data engineering, alongside our own product, Visylix.
AI implementation takes a proven AI idea and turns it into a system your people use every day. It covers preparing data, connecting the AI to the tools your team already uses, monitoring it in use, and helping people adopt it. Strategy decides what to build; implementation makes it real.
We engineer for the frameworks our buyers are audited against: data stays where you decide, access is restricted and recorded, connections are encrypted, and we provide the documentation your auditors ask for. We design for the data-protection rules you operate under, such as India's DPDP Act and GDPR.
Clear answers to four questions: which problems in your business are worth solving with AI, whether your data can support them, what each will cost to put into everyday use, and in what order to tackle them. You get a costed AI roadmap you can fund and act on.
An assistant that answers from your documents typically takes 4 to 8 weeks to build. A fuller copilot that takes actions across several systems takes 10 to 16 weeks. We give you a detailed estimate once we understand your use case and data.
AI assistants and copilots, systems that answer from your own documents, content tools, coding assistants and image generation. Every solution is shaped around your data, your processes and your security needs.
A short, structured review of whether your organisation is ready to put AI to work: the quality of your data, the skills to run new systems, the systems AI must connect to, your regulatory constraints, and who will own the results. It is the best early indicator of whether an AI programme will succeed.
Custom AI development means building AI around one specific business problem rather than buying a general-purpose product. It covers defining the problem, preparing data, building and testing the AI, and connecting it to the tools your team already uses. The result is designed for your organisation, not for an average customer.
A proof of concept typically takes 2 to 4 weeks, a first working version 6 to 12 weeks, and a full production rollout 3 to 6 months. You see working progress every two weeks.
We build and run our own product. Visylix, our AI video surveillance platform, brings 22 AI analytics built in-house and Radha, an on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools, to the customer's own premises. The team that built it delivers our client work, and we name the engineers who will work with you before you sign.
Build when the problem is specific to how you operate, when your data gives you an advantage, or when the data must stay in-house. Buy when the need is common, such as transcription or translation, and a good product already exists. Most organisations should buy the everyday tools and build only where it sets them apart.
You do. The software, models and data pipelines we build belong to you and run on infrastructure you control. We never make our platform or tools a condition of the work.
Most stall because the pilot was never planned to become a product. It works on clean sample data, then the real effort of preparing data, connecting systems and helping people adopt it appears, and the programme loses momentum. We plan for production from the first week, so that does not happen.
Yes. Sometimes simple rules or an existing product will serve you better than custom AI, and sometimes the data is not there yet. We would rather tell you early than build something that will not pay off.
Yes. Draw zones of any shape on a camera and choose which AI analytics run in each one. Zones are named, so every alert tells you exactly where it happened, and each zone keeps its own counts and dwell times. You can also draw virtual lines that count or alert by direction and by type of object.
Yes. A dry run shows exactly what a rule would have done, using real history, with no side effects. After it goes live, every time it fires is recorded, so you can see which actions ran and which were held back.
Yes. A rule can combine what a camera sees with an event from your access-control system. For example, a person on camera at a door where a badge was just refused becomes one clear alert about a likely forced entry or tailgating attempt. It all runs on your own premises.
Yes. Paired with cameras that have infrared illumination, Visylix reads plates at night and in complete darkness.
Yes. Set a maximum capacity for each zone. As the count approaches or passes it, Visylix alerts your team at once, so they can manage the crowd before it becomes a risk.
Yes. Face recognition is designed for round-the-clock use and copes with low light, partial obstruction, varied angles and busy scenes. Enrolment is liveness-checked, so a photo or a screen cannot be enrolled in place of a real face.
Visylix produces three kinds of heat map for each camera: movement, dwell time and density. Floor-plan maps place every camera on your building plan with live status and alarm badges, so each heat map can be read in its place in the building.
Yes. Each zone can alert only on the objects you choose, such as people or vehicles, so alerts stay relevant and nuisance alarms stay low.
Yes. Each line can count in one direction, the other, or both, so you can tell entries from exits and see how people move.
Yes. Motion detection works alongside PTZ presets and patrol tours, with zones to include or ignore and schedules for different times of day.
Yes. Tracking holds each person through brief obstructions from pillars or other people, so everyone in a busy scene stays on a continuous track.
Yes. Pose estimation follows the posture of every person in view at once, which is how it detects falls and running in busy scenes.
Yes. Plate journeys link every sighting of the same number plate across your cameras into one timeline, with travel times between cameras. Because they match the exact plate, they are precise. Just ask Radha, for example "track that vehicle across the site". Everything runs on your own premises.
Yes. Rules can require any condition (OR) or all conditions (AND) within a time window on the same camera. Actions include notifications, alarm incidents, recordings, signed webhooks, MQTT, SIEM and PSIM, talk-down through the camera speaker, and siren and door-strike relays. Physical actions stay held until an administrator deliberately arms the rule, so the alert always fires but hardware only moves after a human decision.
Yes. Speed estimation works alongside number plate recognition, so a speeding event can carry the vehicle's plate.
No. Visylix can watch where vehicles actually park over a few days and propose the parking bays for you to confirm. You review and adjust rather than drawing every space.
Yes, under your control. Every alert your team acknowledges or dismisses, with a one-tap reason, builds a record of alarm quality. Visylix then suggests a retune for noisy sources that an operator applies with one click. Each camera also learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens that camera's thresholds automatically, never below the limit your operator has set. Every adjustment is reversible and stays on your premises.
No. Everything runs inside your own infrastructure. No video, detections or watches are sent to any outside service, so Sudarshan works in fully air-gapped sites. Overlays reach every open video wall in under a second.
Yes. Visylix runs AI on servers with or without a graphics card, and you choose which analytics run on each camera.
Yes, safely. When an operator dismisses a false PPE alert, that camera's threshold tightens automatically. It can only make the check stricter, never looser, and a safeguard returns any camera that drifts too far to its starting point. Every change is reversible and stays on your premises.
Yes. Each camera learns its own background noise, so steady sound stops triggering alerts, and when an operator dismisses a false alert that camera becomes a little less sensitive, within set limits. Every change is reversible and stays on your premises.
Yes. Crowd alert levels adjust to what each camera actually sees, so alerts reflect that space's real capacity rather than a generic number. Adjustment stays within limits you control.
Each enrolled person's record improves from matches an operator has confirmed, with safeguards so a poor image cannot spoil an enrolment. Every change is reversible, supervised by your team and stays on your hardware. No face data is ever sent to a cloud.
Yes, safely. When an operator dismisses a false fire or smoke alert, that camera's threshold tightens automatically, never below the limit your operator sets, and a safeguard returns any camera that drifts too far to its starting point. Every change is reversible and stays on your premises.
Yes. Each line reports people in, people out and the net count, with hourly breakdowns and a dashboard, so a doorway or corridor shows live occupancy and trends over time.
Yes. It learns each camera's normal movement, so swaying trees, passing traffic and gradual lighting changes stop raising alerts, and it keeps adjusting as the scene changes.
Yes. When an operator dismisses a false alert, that camera's threshold tightens automatically, so a scene that keeps producing nuisance alerts becomes quieter without dulling any other camera. Every change is reversible and stays on your premises.
No. Parking occupancy uses the overhead or wide-area cameras you already have. It tracks every bay and the whole lot in real time and alerts when the lot is full.
Yes. Servers with a graphics card run the most cameras at full speed and are recommended for production. Servers without one suit smaller sites and trials. Visylix detects your hardware and chooses the best mode automatically, and we size the right hardware with you.
No. It works on any camera that covers a door, turnstile or mantrap. Without an access-control system it alerts when several people pass together; with one, it can check against badge swipes. Direction-aware logic separates real tailgating from people leaving or walking past.
Yes, safely. When an operator dismisses a false weapon alert, that camera's threshold tightens automatically, never below the limit your operator sets, and a safeguard returns any camera that drifts too far to its starting point. Every change is reversible and stays on your premises.
No. It works alongside your rules. It catches the unexpected events nobody thought to write a rule for, and it adapts to each scene as conditions change.
No. Cars that are only driving through are ignored, so occupancy stays accurate. Bay-by-bay status and overall occupancy can feed signage and availability apps.
No. It runs on the standard cameras you already have, with no fire, smoke or thermal sensors to install. You can set sensitivity per camera and limit detection to the areas that matter.
Yes. Each object is followed individually and the timer holds even when people pass in front of it. A removed-object mode also alerts when something that should stay in place disappears.
Face recognition is built for real operations: matches are raised for an operator to confirm, thresholds are tuned for each camera, and enrolment is liveness-checked so photos and screens are rejected. You choose the balance between security and convenience for each door or camera. We do not publish a single accuracy figure, because results depend on camera placement, lighting and the quality of enrolled images, and we tune each site with you.
Each overlay is checked against your licence on the server before it is sent, so analytics you have not licensed never reach the browser. Overlays appear only on cameras set up for AI. Live intelligence comes with any Visylix AI subscription.
Sudarshan gives every alert a dispatch score and shows which alert sources actually lead to a response. It then suggests retunes for the noisy ones, turning a flood of alerts into a ranked queue your team can act on.
Sudarshan only lets you build a rule from conditions that are licensed and switched on for every camera you select. A rule health board then flags any rule that has never fired, has a physical action not yet armed, or depends on an analytic no longer licensed. A broken rule is always caught, never hidden.
Anomaly detection learns what normal looks like for each camera and alerts on activity that does not fit, with no rules, zones or labels to set up. After a short learning period, each camera watches continuously for the unexpected.
Visylix listens to the audio from cameras with a microphone and raises a critical alert when a gunshot, breaking glass or a scream is confirmed. It confirms the sound over several seconds before alerting, and the alert goes to an operator to verify and act on.
Each camera learns its own surroundings and adapts to gradual lighting changes, day and night, and weather. A tamper condition must last before it fires, so someone walking past or a light switching on does not raise an alarm. Sensitivity can be set per camera for indoor, outdoor and low-light scenes.
Visylix counts the people it detects in a scene, including small, distant people in wide views, and measures density per square metre against the levels you set. It alerts when a crowd forms or density passes your threshold, including early signs of a stampede.
Visylix raises an alert only when an object stays in place beyond the time you set and its owner has moved away. Because each object is followed individually, it can tell a bag that was briefly put down from one that has been left behind.
After a one-time calibration of each camera, Visylix flags speeding, wrong-way driving and U-turns against the limits you set. It needs no radar or road sensors and works on highways, campuses and yards.
Visylix looks for visible flame and smoke in the video from your existing cameras and raises an alert the moment either appears. In large indoor spaces and outdoors, that can be well before smoke reaches a ceiling sensor. Fire raises a critical alert; smoke alone raises a warning.
Operators draw zones of any shape on a camera view. Each zone has its own rules for direction of entry, how long someone may stay, which objects count and when it is active.
Queue readings are smoothed so they stay steady rather than jumping frame to frame. They are reported per zone and kept for trend dashboards, giving managers dependable figures for staffing.
Each camera can carry several lines, each with its own direction rules, object types, counters and alert levels, so one camera can watch several entrances or boundaries at once.
Motion detection filters out swaying trees, shadows, reflections and camera shake, and ignores objects below the size you set. It learns each camera's normal movement, so routine foliage and traffic stop raising alerts.
Person tracking follows each person through a camera view and picks them up again after they are briefly hidden. Pick a person from any detection and Visylix finds likely appearances on your other cameras within a time window and builds a timeline of their journey, with travel times, for an operator to review.
Pose estimation recognises a sudden change in body position as a fall and raises an alert at once. Sudarshan rules can route and escalate it, which suits care homes, hospitals, industrial floors and public spaces.
Ordinary people counting adds to the total every time someone walks back into view. Unique person counting recognises returning visitors within the window you choose, so each person is counted once per minute, hour or day.
Visylix looks for visible guns and knives in the video from your existing cameras and raises a critical alert as soon as one is confirmed across consecutive frames. The alert goes to an operator to verify and act on.
Within seconds. Alerts reach supervisors on the live alert rail and by email, SMS, signed webhooks and MQTT, and a rule can play a talk-down message through the camera speaker so the issue is corrected on the spot.
Most systems either draw boxes on every camera until the wall is unreadable, or hide AI in a separate screen. Sudarshan shows live overlays only where the operator is looking and a calm signal everywhere else. Overlays never cover, freeze or degrade the video, and old information fades out rather than misleading anyone.
Visylix reads Latin letters and digits on plates without per-country set-up, recovers small and distant plates, and confirms each read over several frames for stable results.
Object detection recognises 80 everyday classes out of the box, including people, vehicles, animals, furniture, electronics and personal items. Enterprise customers can add custom AI analytics for specialised needs.
It is privacy-preserving by design. Everything is processed on your own premises, nothing used for counting is kept beyond the counting window, and no images or identities are stored or leave your site.
Audio detection is designed as an early warning for an operator to check, not an automatic response. It listens for gunshots, breaking glass and screams, confirms each sound before alerting, and links every alert to its camera so someone can verify and respond quickly. The camera needs a microphone.
Weapon detection is designed as an early warning for an operator to check, not an automatic response. It confirms a weapon across several frames before alerting, and every alert comes with a snapshot so someone can verify and respond quickly.
Visylix offers 22 AI analytics built in-house: face recognition, person tracking, unique person counting, crowd detection, pose estimation, tailgating, queue and wait time, heat maps, number plate recognition, parking occupancy, speed estimation, intrusion detection, line crossing, weapon detection, fire and smoke, PPE, abandoned object, camera tampering, object detection, motion detection, anomaly detection and audio events. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically within the operator's limit. AI is added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
You can watch for specific faces, specific plates or plate patterns, a type of object in a named zone (with a minimum count and time), line crossings in a chosen direction, or simply describe what you are looking for in plain words. Sudarshan arms a live watch and flags the moment it happens on the wall.
It measures queue length and average wait time per zone in real time, and alerts staff to open another counter when a queue passes the limits you set.
Sudarshan Rules is the automation builder inside Visylix. A watch flags a moment for an operator; a rule acts on it automatically, around the clock. You build it as IF something happens, WHEN it is a given time, THEN take an action. For example: IF a person is on the loading dock, WHEN it is after 22:00, THEN notify the guard, start recording and play a talk-down message. No scripting needed.
Sudarshan is Visylix live intelligence. The feed an operator is focused on shows live AI overlays across 12 models, while every other tile stays calm and signals only when something needs attention. Operators can watch for anything by describing it in plain words. It is named after the Sudarshan Chakra, the ever-vigilant discus.
It is an optional mode that learns what each camera's scene normally looks like, so it notices unusual activity and out-of-place objects rather than simple pixel changes. It keeps separate day and night memories so nightfall does not cause false alarms, learns from operator dismissals and needs no set-up.
Tailgating is when a second person follows someone through a secured door on a single credential, one of the most common access-control breaches. Visylix alerts security the moment more people pass through than were authorised.
Object detection runs in real time on standard server graphics cards, with live boxes and labels at full video rate.
Visylix alerts when a camera is covered, blinded by a bright light, blurred, frozen or moved, or when its infrared night vision fails. Each condition raises its own alert, so operators know exactly what happened.
Helmet and vest are checked by default, and up to nine items of protective equipment can be checked in all, with different rules for different zones. PPE detection scores mAP@50 0.865 on a frozen 10,315-image evaluation set.
Three: movement maps of the most travelled paths, dwell maps showing where people linger, and crowd heat maps showing where crowds build.
Twelve: object detection, person tracking, face recognition, number plate recognition, pose estimation, PPE, intrusion zones, line crossing, crowd counting, fire and smoke, weapons and abandoned objects. Weapon boxes appear only once confirmed across frames. Analytics without a box, such as audio events, anomaly detection, camera tampering and tailgating, still signal on the same wall with a tile ring and an alert-rail entry.
Several do. Motion, audio, crowd and tamper detection each learn their own camera's normal and adjust to lighting, day and night, and weather. Anomaly detection learns what normal looks like for each view. Fire, weapon, PPE and object detection tighten a camera's threshold automatically when an operator marks a false alarm, never below the operator's limit, and operators get retune suggestions they approve before anything else changes.
Yes. "Link All" adds every channel from a multi-channel NVR in one click, for example all 16 channels of a 16-channel recorder.
Yes. Visylix offers 500+ REST APIs, with official developer kits for popular programming languages, covering live video, recordings, AI detections, camera set-up, user permissions and webhooks.
Yes. The same software runs in every deployment mode, so moving from a trial to on premise, or adding edge sites to a central system, is a configuration change, not a new product or a new licence.
Yes. Operators can say things like "show me all cameras in Building A", "start recording on camera 5", "turn on face recognition for the lobby camera" or "show alerts from the last hour", in English, Hindi or Hinglish. Radha carries out the action and replies as she works.
Yes. Visylix opens recordings stored on existing NVRs from Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, I8H, Bosch and Panasonic, plus CP Plus, Honeywell, Sparsh and Godrej models. Search by time, view many channels at once, play back at up to 8x, and download recordings sealed with SHA-256.
Yes. Schedule recordings and AI analytics once, daily, weekly or monthly, or on any custom pattern. Schedules run in the background and recover automatically after a restart.
Yes. Visylix runs fully air-gapped on your own infrastructure, with no outside dependencies, which suits government, defence and police sites.
Yes. Visylix runs on premise, in a private cloud, hybrid or fully air-gapped, and works without internet after installation. A single command installs it in minutes and tunes it to your hardware. Online, offline and Windows installers are available.
Yes. Visylix converts H.265 video to H.264 on the fly for browsers that cannot play H.265, and converts camera audio for live viewing, so operators never have to think about compatibility.
Yes. Alerts, detections and audit events stream to security information platforms such as Splunk, Elastic, Datadog and QRadar, and signed incidents go to PSIM platforms such as Genetec Mission Control and Bosch BIS, bringing video into your command dashboards.
Yes. Pick a person from any detection and Visylix finds likely appearances on your other cameras within a time window and builds a timeline of their journey with travel times. Because it is based on appearance, it presents candidates for an operator to confirm. For vehicles, plate journeys track the exact plate across cameras. Both are available in plain language through Radha and run on your own premises.
Yes. Visylix can pull video from cameras over RTSP or ONVIF, or cameras can push video to Visylix over RTMP or SRT.
Yes. Feature requests come in through support or your account team, and needs shared by several customers move quickly. Enterprise agreements can also include custom development.
Yes. Each user picks their own language, independent of everyone else, and Visylix can also follow the browser's language automatically.
No. Visylix is software. You run it on your own servers, virtual machines or cloud account. We do not sell cameras, appliances or hosting.
Yes. Enterprise customers can add custom analytics, integrations and workflows. Raise your requirements during the proof of concept and we will scope them with you, with clear timelines.
No. Radha runs entirely on your premises on an on-premise language model. Every conversation, command and piece of data stays inside your infrastructure, which makes Radha suitable for air-gapped sites, government facilities and any organisation that must keep its data in-house.
Yes, and it gets quieter over time. Motion, audio, crowd, camera tampering and anomaly detection each learn their own camera's normal. When an operator marks a false alarm, that camera's fire, weapon, PPE and object thresholds tighten automatically, never below the operator's limit, with a safeguard that resets any camera that drifts too far. Every change is reversible, supervised by your team and stays on your premises.
Yes. Under heavy load Visylix protects live video for every viewer and steps down gracefully rather than failing. New viewers see the picture immediately instead of waiting for the stream to catch up.
Number plate recognition checks every plate against your allow, block, watch and VIP lists and builds exact journeys with travel times. Object detection recognises vehicles alongside 80 everyday classes, and speed estimation flags speeding, wrong-way driving and U-turns.
Yes. Visylix supports passkey sign-in, which removes password reuse and phishing risk, and two-factor authentication for every account. Administrators can require passkey-only sign-in for privileged roles. Alerts reach people in the app, by email, SMS, webhooks and MQTT.
Yes. Visylix receives door events from HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath, plus a generic connector. Every door event is bookmarked against the cameras that cover that door, giving investigators one combined badge-and-video timeline.
Yes. Queue analytics show how fast the line is moving and the expected wait for someone joining now, alongside the current queue length, updated continuously as the line speeds up or slows down.
No. Visylix runs entirely on your own hardware: AI, learning, journeys and analytics. It works fully air-gapped after installation, and no video, detections, faces, plates or learned settings are ever sent to an outside service. Aptibit runs no cloud service for Visylix to call home to.
Yes. Enterprise deployments can run a primary and a standby server kept in step. If the primary has a problem, an operator switches to the standby in under 60 seconds using a clear, documented procedure, keeping video, AI and Radha running.
Yes. Visylix gives full PTZ control with an on-screen joystick, saved presets, patrol tours built in a visual tour editor, one-click return to home, and PTZ autotracking that follows subjects using live detections.
Yes. Full right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu, across navigation, forms, tables, charts and playback controls.
Yes. Visylix automatically relays live video when cameras or viewers sit behind restrictive firewalls, including 4K cameras, so live view keeps working without network changes.
Yes. Operators can pan, tilt and zoom inside the image from 360 and 180 degree fisheye cameras in the live view, while AI keeps running on the full picture. Included on the Enterprise plan.
Yes. Faces, plates and custom zones are redacted on export. Visylix keeps data on your premises, works air-gapped, applies the retention rules you set, and offers 46 permissions across 4 roles, two-factor and passkey sign-in, Active Directory and LDAP, evidence locks sealed with SHA-256, and a tamper-evident audit trail of every action.
Yes. Operators can talk through supported cameras from the browser with push-to-talk, and rules can play talk-down messages through the camera speaker automatically.
Yes. On the Enterprise plan, video walls run from 1x1 up to 6x6 (36 tiles) with cameras assigned per tile, for control rooms and command centres. Layouts can be shared, and every screen runs in a standard browser with nothing to install.
Improvements to a plan are included in that plan. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so your licence does not grow as your estate grows. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Yes. Every AI analytic you subscribe to and the Radha copilot run on your own hardware. Many platforms call themselves on premise but still send video or questions to a hosted service. Visylix does not, which is what makes true air-gapped operation possible.
No. Every deployment mode carries the same licence terms. Starter is ₹4,999 or $49 per month and Pro is ₹9,999 or $99 per month, both with unlimited cameras on the VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, per month, on the cameras you choose. Enterprise is quoted per deployment.
Through Aptibit support or your account team. We read every request, and needs shared by several customers move quickly.
Yes. Start with the free 7-day trial or ask for a live demonstration and a proof of concept on your own cameras. We show every capability on a working system.
Radha checks every request before acting and blocks attempts to override her instructions or impersonate another role. She only carries out legitimate commands within the permissions of the person asking.
Ant Media Server is a general-purpose live streaming server. Visylix is a complete surveillance platform: live video, recording, 22 AI analytics built in-house, automation, alarms, evidence and an AI copilot, deployed on premise, at the edge, hybrid or in your own cloud account.
BriefCam focuses on reviewing recorded video after the event. Visylix runs AI live, as events happen, and is a complete video platform with recording, automation, alarms and evidence, so there is no need for a separate VMS alongside it.
Eagle Eye Networks and Rhombus are cloud-centred. Visylix runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, fully air-gapped or in your own cloud account, works with any ONVIF camera rather than proprietary hardware, and brings 22 AI analytics built in-house. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence.
Flussonic and Nimble Streamer are general-purpose streaming servers. Visylix is a complete surveillance platform with live AI, recording, automation, alarms, evidence and sub-second live view over WebRTC.
Visylix builds its 22 AI analytics into the platform rather than selling them as separate modules, runs at the edge as well as centrally, and includes unlimited cameras on the VMS licence on Starter and Pro, making it a strong, cost-effective alternative to Genetec Security Center.
Visylix includes 22 AI analytics built in-house (face recognition, number plate recognition, crowd detection, person tracking, pose estimation, PPE and more) where Milestone XProtect relies on third-party plugins. It adds Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, sub-second live view over WebRTC and flexible deployment. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, and AI is added per camera on the cameras you choose.
Visylix includes 22 AI analytics built in-house where Nx Witness relies on third-party plugins, plus Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, sub-second live view over WebRTC and enterprise support.
Visylix offers 22 AI analytics built in-house, runs fully on premise, at the edge or hybrid on your own hardware, and is a complete video platform with streaming, recording, automation and 500+ REST APIs. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence.
Unlike Verkada's cloud-centred, proprietary-hardware model, Visylix runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, fully air-gapped or in your own cloud account, with any ONVIF camera. It brings 22 AI analytics built in-house and keeps your video under your control.
Wowza is a general-purpose streaming server. Visylix combines sub-second live view over WebRTC with 22 AI analytics built in-house, recording, automation and alarms, replacing a streaming server plus separate analytics tools with one platform.
Two ways. On its own, Visylix counts how many people pass through a door, turnstile or mantrap and alerts on group crossings, with no extra hardware. Connected to an access-control system (HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo or Genea/Openpath), it compares people through the door with badges presented and alerts only when more people entered than credentials.
Visylix finds ONVIF cameras on your network automatically and recognises the video addresses used by major camera brands, so most cameras connect without manual set-up.
Each case exports as a self-contained player that opens offline, sealed with SHA-256 at lock, so anyone can confirm the footage is untouched. Every view, export and share is written to a tamper-evident audit trail with time, user and action. Cases can be shared with time-limited or role-based links, and faces, plates and custom zones are redacted on export.
Operators bookmark moments with a headline, notes, priority and tags. Evidence locks prevent deletion or change, locked evidence is sealed with SHA-256, and a full chain of custody records who locked it, when and why. Only administrators can release a lock, and a case can be exported as a self-contained player for police and court use.
Storage grows with your disks and can archive to your own storage buckets, with retention rules you set, edge recording that fills gaps automatically, instant playback, fast search and several export formats. H.265 recordings play in any modern browser.
Alerts go out in the app, by SMS, by email with thumbnails, through signed webhooks and over MQTT, all at once. Each user chooses what they receive, with quiet hours, routing by severity and tracking of who acknowledged what.
On export, Visylix redacts faces, plates or areas an operator draws and writes a new, redacted video. Redacted exports feed case sharing. Included on the Enterprise plan.
Visylix protects live video for every viewer under load, keeps memory use in check, and steps down gracefully rather than failing, so the system stays stable through sudden spikes.
A single command installs Visylix and tunes it to your hardware. Day-to-day administration happens in the browser: updates with automatic rollback, health monitoring, logs, one-click diagnostic bundles with sensitive data removed, and low-disk alerts.
Thirteen: Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Assamese, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Rajasthani, Haryanvi and Odia.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence. We size the hardware with you for your resolution, frame rates and the analytics you run, so the system performs as planned from day one. Visylix finds ONVIF cameras automatically and includes device packs for Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha and Uniview.
The Visylix engine takes in video over RTSP, RTMP, WebRTC, SRT, HLS and more, and scales with your hardware. We size each deployment with you during the proof of concept so it performs as planned for your camera estate.
55 interface languages, every one fully translated, including 13 Indian languages and 4 right-to-left scripts, spanning Indian, European, East Asian, Southeast Asian, Middle Eastern and African markets.
13+, in the native Visylix streaming engine: RTSP, RTMP, SRT, RIST (ingest), GB28181 (ingest), NDI, OMT, WebRTC, HLS, LL-HLS, MPEG-DASH, HTTP-FLV and HTTP-TS, plus ONVIF camera control.
Radha has 111 tools that reach every part of Visylix: cameras, recordings and NVR playback, AI analytics, the alarm console, fault diagnosis, bulk actions, capacity planning, PTZ presets and patrol tours, system health, users and reports. Each tool takes real action, 13 high-impact actions always ask for confirmation, and none can delete anything.
No. Radha runs entirely on your premises on an on-premise language model installed on your own hardware. Every conversation, command and video stays inside your network, which suits air-gapped sites, government, defence and any organisation that must keep data in-house.
Yes. Visylix is built for organisations: 22 AI analytics built in-house, multi-site management, Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, enterprise support and flexible deployment, well beyond a single-server desktop tool.
Yes. Navigation, forms, menus, dashboards, alerts and tables are all translated.
Visylix is web-first. It runs in any modern browser, including on phones and tablets, with live view, alerts and playback, and there is nothing to install.
22 AI analytics built in-house: face recognition, number plate recognition, object detection (80 classes), person tracking, crowd detection, PPE, heat maps, motion detection, pose estimation (falls, running), unique person counting, intrusion detection, line crossing, camera tampering, abandoned object, tailgating, queue and wait time, parking occupancy, speed estimation, fire and smoke, weapon detection, audio events and anomaly detection. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically within the operator's limit.
Visylix supports single sign-on, Active Directory and LDAP sign-in configured from Settings, and passkeys, so it fits the identity systems you already run, with central permissions across your sites.
On the Enterprise plan, recordings can move automatically from local storage to your own S3-compatible storage based on rules you set, such as age, camera or event type. Archived footage stays searchable and can be brought back on demand.
Draw as many zones as you need, of any shape, and choose which analytics, thresholds and schedules apply in each. Zones are drawn on the camera preview with their own sensitivity, alerts and recording triggers. Virtual lines count entries and exits separately.
Visylix reconnects automatically, retrying at increasing intervals, and shows live health for every stream so operators always know each camera's status.
It depends on the number of cameras, resolution and the AI you enable, so we size it with you against your real estate rather than publishing a one-size specification. The installer then tunes Visylix to the hardware you provide.
Radha is the AI copilot inside Visylix, and the only VMS copilot we know of that holds a conversation, takes action and runs fully on premise. She has 111 tools across cameras, recordings and NVR playback, AI analytics, alarms, fault diagnosis, bulk actions, capacity planning, system health and automation. She answers in English, Hindi and Hinglish, respects every user's role, and records every action in the audit log.
Visylix delivers sub-second live view over WebRTC, down to under 200 ms, and converts video on the fly where needed so every browser can play every camera.
Grid layouts from 1x1 up to 6x6 plus custom layouts, automatic recovery if a stream stalls, instant snapshots, playback from 0.5x to 4x, and live AI overlays.
Radha is built for video security, not a general chatbot added to a VMS. She uses 111 tools that take real action, searches video from plain descriptions, runs multi-step investigations with evidence timelines, describes live scenes, takes voice input, learns each site's camera names, and writes briefings and incident reports, all on your premises, in English, Hindi or Hinglish, with confirmation on high-impact actions and a full audit trail.
Visylix is improved continuously, with regular updates that install from the browser with automatic rollback. Customers shape what comes next through their account teams.
Camera status at a glance, viewers per stream, recording status and storage use, AI detections by type, server health, storage forecasts, trend charts and per-camera analytics with month-on-month comparisons.
Three: continuous recording, event recording triggered by motion or schedule, and AI-triggered recording started by events such as intrusion or face recognition. Video is recorded exactly as the camera sends it, with full H.265 support and instant browser playback.
13+ protocols in the native Visylix streaming engine. Video comes in over RTSP, RTMP, SRT, NDI, MPEG-TS, RIST and GB28181, with ONVIF camera control. It goes out over WebRTC for sub-second live view, HLS and LL-HLS, RTSP, HTTP-FLV, HTTP-TS and MPEG-DASH. Live video also works behind restrictive firewalls.
RTSP, RTMP, WebRTC, SRT, HLS and LL-HLS among others, with cameras either pulled by Visylix or pushing to it, so almost any IP camera or video source connects.
Visylix opens recordings on NVRs from Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, I8H, Bosch and Panasonic, plus CP Plus, Honeywell, Sparsh and Godrej models. Search by time, play back many channels at once at up to 8x, and download recordings sealed with SHA-256.
Visylix works with ONVIF cameras, includes device packs for Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha and Uniview, recognises the video addresses used by major brands, and manages devices in bulk.
13+ protocols in the native Visylix engine: RTSP, RTMP, SRT, NDI, MPEG-TS, RIST and GB28181 in, with ONVIF camera control, and WebRTC, HLS, LL-HLS, RTSP, HTTP-FLV, HTTP-TS and MPEG-DASH out.
In most cases, yes. Visylix finds ONVIF cameras automatically and connects to RTSP cameras directly, so it works with the cameras you already own. Analogue cameras need an encoder. Visylix can also open recordings on existing NVRs, so historical footage stays available during a move.
Visylix covers the safety side of the production line: PPE, restricted zones, line crossing and anomaly detection that learns each camera's normal. Product quality inspection is a custom computer vision project that Aptibit's engineering team builds for you.
Yes. Visylix reads plates and checks them against your lists, while speed estimation, wrong-way line crossing and exact plate journeys support enforcement. Toll and enforcement systems receive every read through the REST APIs and webhooks.
Visylix is a security platform, not an attendance system. Its face recognition and person detection produce time-stamped entry and exit events and live classroom occupancy, which your student information or attendance system can use through the REST APIs.
Yes. Analytics, zones, rules and dashboards are configured for each industry, from traffic management and patient safety to retail footfall and campus security.
Camera tampering detection alerts when an ATM camera is covered, blinded, blurred or moved, and anomaly detection learns what normal looks like for each machine and flags unusual activity around it for a person to check. Loitering in zones, queue alerts and evidence locks complete branch and ATM protection.
Yes. Using any camera covering the entrance, Visylix counts how many people pass on a single access event. Connected to a supported access-control system, it compares people with badges presented and alerts only when people outnumber credentials.
Visylix gives banks tamper-evident recording, retention rules you set, evidence locks sealed with SHA-256 and a full audit trail, engineered for the frameworks banks are audited against for branch and ATM surveillance.
Yes. Visylix connects to ONVIF and RTSP cameras, so cities can add AI for crowd safety, incident detection and public safety to the CCTV they already have, without replacing hardware.
No. Visylix detects and notifies, through alerts, webhooks, MQTT and 500+ REST APIs. Decisions to stop equipment stay with your control systems.
No. Visylix detects and notifies. Rules alert people and pass events to your systems through webhooks or MQTT, and the decision to stop equipment stays with your control systems.
Yes, by number plate, and exactly: every sighting of the same plate is linked into one timeline with travel times. Person journeys are based on appearance and are presented for an operator to confirm, not as proof of identity.
Yes. Each site records locally with its own retention rules, while a central team monitors and searches across every site, with role-based access deciding who sees what.
Yes, by number plate, exactly, with travel times between sightings. Person journeys are based on appearance and are presented for an operator to confirm.
Yes. Visylix runs on infrastructure the bank controls, including fully air-gapped. Every AI analytic you subscribe to and the Radha copilot run locally, so footage and questions never leave the bank's network.
Yes. 46 permissions across 4 roles let a hall warden, a security officer and an IT administrator each see their own cameras and functions. Every view and export is recorded against the person who made it.
Yes. Zones are set per camera and per analytic, so a press area can require PPE while the walkway next to it does not, on the same camera.
Yes. Visylix receives door events from HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath, sends alerts to SIEM and PSIM platforms, and Sudarshan rules link badge events with video, alongside face recognition and anomaly detection.
Yes. Each site records locally with its own retention rules, while a central team monitors and searches across every site, with role-based access deciding who sees what.
Yes. Each site records locally with its own retention rules, while a central team monitors and searches across every site, with role-based access deciding who sees what.
Yes. It alerts when density in a zone passes your threshold or rises quickly, which is the early warning that matters. Rules can require the level to hold over time rather than in a single moment, and alerts reach your team at once.
Yes. Pose estimation recognises falls and raises an instant alert to staff, and rules can add context such as time of day or location. Clinical decisions always stay with your care team.
Yes, by number plate. Plate journeys link every sighting of the same plate into one timeline with travel times between junctions.
Plate journeys link vehicle activity across sites exactly. Face recognition can alert staff when someone on your watchlist appears, for an operator to confirm. Person journeys based on appearance help follow a route within a visit.
Visylix alerts the moment a person enters a defined vehicle zone, giving drivers and supervisors a timely warning. It does not control vehicles or safety systems.
Yes. Number plate recognition reads plates at entry and exit and links them into one timeline with the time spent on site, checked against your allow, block, watch and VIP lists.
Yes. Air-gapped deployment includes the AI. Every analytic runs locally on your hardware, so a stadium or transit hub on an isolated network gets the full capability.
Yes. Air-gapped deployment includes the AI. Every analytic and the Radha copilot run on your premises, so no video, data or questions go to an outside service.
Yes. Retention is set per camera and per site, so departments with different rules can keep footage for different periods on one system. Evidence locks preserve specific recordings while an investigation is open.
Yes. Retention is set per camera and per site, so wards with different rules can keep footage for different periods on one system. Evidence locks hold specific recordings while an incident is investigated.
Yes. Rules can be scheduled, so a loading bay can be open during shifts and alarmed overnight. Every rule can be dry-run first with no side effects, and the rule health board flags any rule that never fires.
Yes. Rules combine conditions and time sequences, can be dry-run before going live, and then notify people, raise incidents, play talk-down messages and pass events to your systems automatically.
Yes. Sudarshan rules can require both a video condition and a door event before firing, so a door opening without a matching badge raises an alert while normal authorised entry does not. Supported systems include HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath.
Yes. Zones are set per camera and per analytic, so a press area can require PPE while the walkway next to it does not, using one camera.
Face recognition is available, and using it with students should be a deliberate policy decision, because rules on processing children's biometric data vary. Most campuses rely on intrusion, loitering, line crossing, tailgating and crowd alerts, which answer the safety questions without biometrics.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so a chain adding stores or cameras does not pay more for the VMS. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
No. Visylix detects events such as falls, intrusion, loitering and crowding and alerts staff. Clinical judgement always stays with your care team.
Face recognition is available, and using it with students should be a deliberate policy decision, because rules on processing children's biometric data vary. Most campuses rely on intrusion, loitering, line crossing and tailgating alerts, which answer the access questions without biometrics.
No. Each district can run its own deployment with its own recordings and retention, while a central operations centre monitors across districts.
No. Visylix runs on infrastructure the city controls, including air-gapped, with every analytic and the copilot running locally.
No. Density, counting and flow work from anonymous detections without identifying anyone, which is both the more private and the simpler choice.
Yes. Removed-object detection alerts when an item is taken from a marked area, and anomaly detection learns each camera's normal so it catches the unusual cases nobody wrote a rule for.
Yes, through 500+ REST APIs, signed webhooks and MQTT. Video events can also be combined with door events, so a rule can require both before it fires.
Yes, through 500+ REST APIs, signed webhooks and MQTT. Visylix can also trigger siren and door-strike relays and play talk-down messages through camera speakers.
Visylix passes every plate read and decision to your barrier or payment system through its REST APIs, webhooks or MQTT, and that system opens the barrier. Your allow, block and VIP lists drive the decision.
Yes. It runs with no internet connection, with every analytic and the copilot running locally, so footage never leaves the plant.
Yes. Analytics run on local hardware at the edge, so detection never depends on a live link to the operations centre. Only alerts and key data travel back, and SRT or RIST carry them reliably over weak mobile links.
Usually, yes. ONVIF and RTSP cover most IP cameras, and GB28181 covers equipment built to that standard. For number plate reading, we advise on camera placement and angle so plates are captured clearly.
Radha runs entirely on the hospital's own hardware, so nothing she handles is sent outside. She has 111 tools, 13 high-impact actions always ask for confirmation, none can delete anything, and every question and action is recorded against the operator.
PPE detection scores mAP@50 0.865 on a frozen 10,315-image evaluation set. We set up camera angles and zones with you so it performs well on your floor.
PPE detection scores mAP@50 0.865 on a frozen 10,315-image evaluation set. We set up camera angles and zones with you so it performs well on your site.
Each camera is calibrated once during set-up, using the real geometry of your road, so readings reflect your installation. We advise on placement and distance to get the best results.
We plan camera angle, mounting height and lens with you during set-up, because those decide how clean a count is. Unique person counting then counts each visitor once per window you choose.
Visylix gives schools and universities round-the-clock intrusion, tailgating, loitering and crowd alerts, with Sudarshan automation rules, all running on campus.
Visylix automates perimeter intrusion, tailgating, badge-to-video correlation and real-time threat alerts across corporate campuses, monitored centrally.
Visylix shows how shoppers move through heat maps, dwell time and footfall counting, revealing busy zones and dead spots. That guides layout, staffing and promotions that lift conversion.
Visylix monitors passenger flow, detects unattended bags, measures crowd density and alerts on perimeter breaches at airports and stations, so teams respond faster with less manual watching.
Visylix detects falls, unauthorised access to restricted areas and missing protective equipment, and alerts nursing stations in real time.
Visylix automates traffic monitoring with number plate recognition, speeding and wrong-way alerts, and exact plate journeys with travel times between junctions, helping cities respond faster without new road infrastructure.
Visylix checks PPE such as helmets and vests, detects entry into restricted or hazardous zones, alerts when a person enters a forklift zone, and sends instant alerts to supervisors.
Visylix alerts when an ATM camera is tampered with, flags unusual activity at each machine through anomaly detection, alerts on loitering and after-hours intrusion, and guards vault areas with intrusion rules.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so adding cameras or sites does not change the VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment.
Parking occupancy works from overhead or angled cameras covering the bays, with zones set per camera. It reports each bay's status without a sensor in every space, which makes upgrading an existing car park simple.
Anomaly detection learns what normal looks like at each ATM, so a busy lobby machine and a quiet kiosk each have their own baseline. Every alert carries a dispatch score, and noisy rules can be retuned in one click.
Recording and analytics run locally at the edge, with only alerts and key data sent back to the central system. SRT and RIST keep video flowing over unreliable links.
Yes. Each site records locally with its own retention rules, while a central team monitors and searches across every site, with role-based access deciding who sees what.
Each camera learns its own normal: anomaly, tamper, motion and audio detection all build their own baselines, and detectors tighten their threshold when an operator dismisses a false alert, within safe limits. Every alert carries a dispatch score, and noisy rules can be retuned in one click.
Starter (₹4,999 or $49 per month) and Pro (₹9,999 or $99 per month) include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so adding branches or cameras does not raise the VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so more car parks or cameras do not raise the VMS licence, and every site can be monitored from one operations view. AI analytics are added per camera.
Everything is processed on hospital infrastructure, so footage never leaves the building, including AI and copilot questions. Faces and areas are redacted on export, and 46 permissions control who can view which cameras.
Everything is processed on hospital infrastructure, so footage never leaves the building, including AI and copilot questions. Faces and areas are redacted on export, access is limited by role, and every view is logged.
It works from the cameras you already have, so there is nothing new to install along the fence. It also tells people, vehicles and animals apart, filtering out the nuisance triggers that make traditional perimeter sensors easy to ignore.
Retention is set per camera and per site. Evidence locks hold specific recordings beyond the retention window while an incident or claim is open.
Far fewer than with fixed rules. Each camera learns its own normal, and every false alarm your team marks tightens that camera's thresholds automatically, within safe limits. The effectiveness board shows which sources are noisy so you can retune them in one click.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks healthcare buyers are audited against: on premise or air-gapped deployment, encrypted connections, 46 permissions across 4 roles, retention you control, evidence locks and a full audit trail.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks our buyers are audited against: on premise or air-gapped deployment, encrypted connections, role-based access, retention you control, evidence locks and a full audit trail.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks our buyers are audited against: on premise deployment, encrypted connections, 46 permissions across 4 roles, retention you control, evidence locks and a full audit trail.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks banks are audited against: on premise or air-gapped deployment, encrypted connections, 46 permissions across 4 roles, retention you control, evidence locks and a full audit trail.
Visylix is engineered for the frameworks healthcare buyers are audited against: processing stays on hospital infrastructure, faces and plates are redacted on export, and access is controlled per camera with a full audit trail.
No. Visylix runs on infrastructure the bank controls, including fully air-gapped. Every AI analytic you subscribe to and the Radha copilot run locally, so footage and questions never leave the bank's network.
Yes. Radha runs entirely on your premises with 111 tools. Thirteen high-impact actions always ask for confirmation, none can delete anything, and every action is recorded against the operator who requested it.
Admissibility is decided by your courts, and Visylix gives you strong support: evidence sealed with SHA-256, evidence locks that stop retention rules deleting a recording, a self-contained player that anyone can check offline, and a full audit trail of who accessed or exported it.
Results in low light depend mainly on the camera and the lighting at each level. We review your cameras with you during the proof of concept and advise where better illumination or placement will help.
Intrusion and line crossing for restricted zones, PPE, forklift and pedestrian zones, loitering, abandoned and removed objects, and queues at loading bays, all on the cameras you already record.
Crowd density per square metre, unique person counting, queue and wait time, line crossing and flow direction, and heat maps showing where people gather, with zones set per camera and per analytic.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so 40 ATMs and 4,000 ATMs carry the same VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so the VMS licence does not grow with camera count. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment. Visylix runs on your own infrastructure, so there is no hardware to buy from us.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so the VMS licence does not grow with camera count. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment. Visylix runs on your own infrastructure, so there is no hardware to buy from us.
Starter is ₹4,999 or $49 per month and Pro is ₹9,999 or $99 per month, both with unlimited cameras on the VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment.
Recording and analytics run locally at the edge, with only alerts and key data sent back. SRT and RIST keep video flowing over mobile or long-distance links, so detection continues when the connection weakens.
They usually stay. Visylix works with most IP cameras through ONVIF and RTSP, and opens recordings on existing NVRs from leading brands, so historical footage stays available while new recording moves across.
Smart cities, enterprise security, retail, transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, education, and banking and finance.
Rules vary by jurisdiction, but the common principle is that corridors, entrances, grounds and car parks are appropriate while bathrooms and changing rooms are not. Many authorities also require signage and a stated retention period. Check your local education authority's rules; this is general guidance, not legal advice.
HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath, plus a generic connector, 500+ REST APIs and signed webhooks for anything else. Linking door events with video is optional; video-only tailgating needs no integration.
Intrusion and line crossing for restricted areas, loitering in high-value aisles, abandoned and removed objects for stock movement, tailgating at staff doors, and queue analytics at the tills. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, and AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Visylix supports 13+ protocols. RTSP and ONVIF cover fixed cameras, SRT and RIST carry video reliably over mobile or long-distance links, GB28181 covers equipment built to that standard, and WebRTC gives control rooms sub-second live view.
Speeding, wrong-way driving, U-turns, lane and stop-line crossing, and number plate capture for every event. Each camera is calibrated once during set-up so speed readings reflect your road.
In most cases, yes. Visylix finds ONVIF cameras automatically and connects to RTSP cameras directly, and it can open recordings on existing NVRs from Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, Bosch, Panasonic and more, so historical footage stays available during the move.
In most cases, yes. Visylix finds ONVIF cameras automatically and connects to RTSP cameras directly, and it can open recordings on existing NVRs from Hikvision, Dahua, Uniview, Bosch, Panasonic and more, so historical footage stays available during the move.
No. On an on premise or air-gapped deployment, every analytic and the copilot run on your own infrastructure, so footage never leaves the plant.
Yes. We design systems so personal data stays inside your infrastructure, including fully air-gapped where required, and we build in the access controls, retention and audit trails that make meeting GDPR and similar rules practical. Your legal obligations remain yours; our job is to make them easy to meet.
Yes. After installation Visylix needs no internet connection. Every AI analytic you subscribe to, the Radha copilot and the full video platform run on your own hardware, which suits government, defence and classified networks.
As an Indian company, we operate under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, with a published grievance officer on our privacy policy. For systems we build for you, you remain the data fiduciary; we design for data residency and provide the access, retention and audit controls that make your obligations straightforward to meet.
No. Aptibit never shares, sells or monetises customer data. Your video, AI results and data remain entirely under your control, and on premise deployments keep everything inside your own buildings.
Visylix gives organisations audited under SOC 2 the controls their auditors look for: role-based and per-camera access, two-factor and passkey sign-in, single sign-on, a full audit trail and sealed evidence. It is engineered for the frameworks our buyers are audited against.
All connections are encrypted with modern TLS, every webhook is signed, and evidence is sealed with SHA-256. Because Visylix runs on your infrastructure, storage encryption follows your own disk and storage policies.
As a deliberate policy decision, never a default. Many jurisdictions treat biometric data as a special category with consent and retention rules. Where a use case does not need biometrics, we design without them; where it does, Visylix provides consent records, liveness-checked enrolment and erasure.
Aptibit is engineered for the frameworks our buyers are audited against: on premise and air-gapped options, encrypted connections, role-based access, retention you control and a full audit trail, with the documentation your auditors ask for.
Visylix supports your GDPR obligations with on premise processing, retention controls, consent and erasure, and redaction on export. Because it is software that runs on hardware you choose, you can pair it with cameras that meet your own procurement rules.
Ownership and handover are written into the contract before work begins. When we build on your infrastructure, your data never leaves it, and at the end of the engagement you receive everything you need to run the system yourself.
Wherever your needs dictate. When data must stay in-house or answers must be instant, AI runs on your own hardware, on premise or at the edge, with no calls to outside services. Visylix works exactly this way, which is what makes air-gapped operation possible.
Absolutely. A focused pilot is the best way to judge our team, our process and our quality. Once you are confident, we scale up together.
Yes. We are headquartered in Kolkata and build for organisations in India, the United States, United Kingdom, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and Germany. We agree working hours that overlap with yours from the start.
Both. Start-ups use our project model to launch first versions quickly, and established organisations often choose dedicated teams for long-term product work. Our approach adapts to your stage and scale.
Everything we create for you, from code to designs, belongs to you, with full IP transfer in every contract. We never reuse one client's proprietary code for another.
Senior and hands-on. The people who scope your work are the people who build it, with no layers of account management between you and your engineers.
A focused proof of concept takes 2 to 4 weeks. A full product typically takes 3 to 6 months. You get a detailed timeline before any work begins.
Yes. It is a focused 30-minute call, or a short written review, with no cost and no obligation. We identify your highest-return opportunity and leave you with a one-page action plan you keep either way.
Two things. We build our own products, led by Visylix, our automated AI video surveillance platform. And we design and build for clients: AI systems, web and mobile applications, cloud and digital products. Running our own product keeps our engineering standards high for everyone.
We do not take on AI document processing, and we do not resell other vendors' platforms as our own. If an existing product will serve you better than a custom build, we will tell you.
You keep the action plan. If a quick win makes sense, we scope a fixed-price project, often a website, app, automation or AI feature, with a clear timeline. If not, there is no obligation.
Visylix is Aptibit's own product. Aptibit Technologies Private Limited builds and supports it, so buying Visylix means contracting with Aptibit, and engaging Aptibit for custom work means working with the team behind Visylix.
Our projects typically start at $10,000. For smaller needs, our advisory work gives you expert guidance without a full build.
Aptibit Technologies was founded in 2024 in Kolkata, India. It builds Visylix, the automated AI video surveillance platform, and designs and delivers custom AI and software for organisations.
Kolkata, West Bengal, India. From there we build for organisations in India, the United States, United Kingdom, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and Germany.
Founders and owners of start-ups and growing businesses, especially in e-commerce, software, services and logistics, who want a website, an app, an automation or an AI feature without hiring a full team.
It is written into the contract before you sign. For custom client work, you own what we build for you. Our own product IP, such as Visylix, stays with us.
Yes. Visylix works with ONVIF and RTSP cameras, so your existing cameras stay in place. We connect them to Visylix, set up the analytics you need and support your team through the move.
Yes. Visylix works with ONVIF cameras, so your existing cameras stay in place. Our team helps move recording settings, user permissions and layouts.
If your cameras support ONVIF, yes. Visylix connects to ONVIF IP cameras from any manufacturer. Cameras that only work with a proprietary cloud would need to be replaced with ONVIF models over time.
Yes. Visylix works with IP cameras that use ONVIF or RTSP, including Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, Hanwha and many other manufacturers, so there is no need to replace your cameras.
Yes. Radha, the Visylix AI copilot, searches video in plain language, in English, Hindi or Hinglish. She also takes action, such as starting recordings, turning on analytics and acknowledging alerts, using 111 tools.
Yes. Visylix runs fully air-gapped with no internet connection. Video management, every AI analytic you subscribe to and the Radha copilot all work completely offline.
Visylix delivers plain-language search through Radha, its AI copilot, which goes further with 111 tools for running the whole system. Search for footage, then start recordings, set up analytics, manage alerts and control playback in the same conversation.
Visylix runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, fully air-gapped or in your own cloud account. If your organisation needs video to stay inside its own infrastructure, Visylix is built for exactly that.
Visylix builds face recognition, number plate recognition, crowd detection, PPE and 18 more analytics into the platform, all developed in-house, rather than selling them as separate modules. AI is added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Visylix builds 22 AI analytics into the platform, including face recognition, heat maps and smart search, where Milestone XProtect relies on third-party plugins. AI is added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Visylix works with any IP camera using ONVIF or RTSP and runs on standard servers or edge devices you choose, so you are never tied to a proprietary appliance.
Visylix receives door events from HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath, bookmarks each against the cameras covering that door, and Sudarshan rules link badges with video to catch tailgating and forced entry. Visylix can also drive door-strike relays from a rule.
Yes. Visylix runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, fully air-gapped or in your own cloud account, so you deploy wherever your infrastructure and policies require.
Yes. Visylix can run in your own cloud account, on premise or hybrid, and your team can view cameras remotely in any web browser with sub-second live view over WebRTC. The choice of where it runs stays with you.
Yes. Visylix connects to ONVIF IP cameras from Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, Hanwha, Bosch and many more, so you keep your cameras when you switch.
Yes. Visylix works with ONVIF IP cameras from Axis, Hikvision, Dahua, Hanwha, Bosch and many other manufacturers. You are never tied to one camera vendor.
Visylix offers 22 AI analytics built in-house: face recognition, person tracking, number plate recognition, object detection, pose estimation, crowd detection, PPE, heat maps, motion detection, unique person counting, intrusion detection, line crossing, camera tampering, abandoned object, tailgating, queue and wait time, parking occupancy, speed estimation, anomaly detection, fire and smoke, weapon detection and audio events, plus Sudarshan automation and the Radha copilot.
Visylix builds 22 AI analytics into the platform, covering detection, recognition and behaviour. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically within the operator's limit. It also includes Radha, an AI copilot with 111 tools, and works with ONVIF cameras from any manufacturer rather than one vendor's hardware.
Visylix is built for organisations that need breadth and control: 22 AI analytics built in-house, Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, and deployment on premise, at the edge, hybrid, air-gapped or in your own cloud account.
Visylix includes 22 AI analytics built in-house where Genetec sells AI as additional modules, and runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid or in your own cloud account, with clear published pricing for Starter and Pro.
Visylix brings recording, live view, AI, automation and the copilot together in one platform that scales by adding servers, rather than separate management, recording and analytics products.
Visylix is built for organisations of every size, with 22 AI analytics built in-house and deployment on premise, at the edge, hybrid, air-gapped or in your own cloud account, including Indian pricing and 55 interface languages.
Visylix builds 22 AI analytics directly into the platform, so there are no plugins to buy, install or maintain. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically. Plugin ecosystems add separate licences, set-up and upkeep.
Visylix runs on your own infrastructure on premise, hybrid, air-gapped or in your own cloud account. Your video, AI and the Radha copilot stay inside your network, which is what data-sovereignty rules usually require.
Visylix publishes its pricing: Starter at ₹4,999 or $49 per month and Pro at ₹9,999 or $99 per month, both with unlimited cameras on the VMS licence. AI analytics are added per camera, and Enterprise is quoted per deployment.
Visylix works with the cameras you already own, so there is no new camera hardware to buy. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence from $49 per month, with AI added per camera on the cameras you choose. Over five years, the difference against a cloud model that bundles proprietary cameras and per-camera licences can be substantial.
Organisations in regulated sectors usually need video stored and processed on their own premises. Visylix runs fully on premise and air-gapped, which suits government, defence, healthcare, banking and any sector with strict data-sovereignty rules.
Visylix is built for buyers worldwide, with 55 interface languages including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Mandarin, Japanese and Korean, and pricing in rupees and US dollars.
Yes. Connect your cameras over ONVIF or RTSP, choose your analytics in the web dashboard and start monitoring. A single command installs Visylix in minutes. And because it works with the cameras you already own, there is no hardware lock-in.
Yes. Visylix works with ONVIF and RTSP cameras, so your existing cameras connect without hardware changes. You can run both platforms side by side during the move.
Visylix publishes its pricing. Starter (₹4,999 or $49 per month) and Pro (₹9,999 or $99 per month) include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so the VMS licence does not grow as you add cameras. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Visylix publishes its pricing. Starter (₹4,999 or $49 per month) and Pro (₹9,999 or $99 per month) include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so the VMS licence does not grow as you add cameras. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose.
Visylix publishes its pricing. Starter (₹4,999 or $49 per month) and Pro (₹9,999 or $99 per month) include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so the VMS licence does not grow as you add cameras. AI analytics are added per camera, on the cameras you choose. There are no third-party AI plugins to buy, because all 22 analytics are built in-house.
Visylix offers 22 AI analytics built in-house: face recognition, person tracking, number plate recognition, object detection, pose estimation, crowd detection, PPE, heat maps, motion detection, unique person counting, intrusion detection, line crossing, camera tampering, abandoned object, tailgating, queue and wait time, parking occupancy, speed estimation, anomaly detection, fire and smoke, weapon detection and audio events.
Some platforms sell cameras and software together as one package. That simplifies the purchase but ties you to one vendor, and the cameras cannot move with you if you change platform. Visylix works with the ONVIF and RTSP cameras you already own.
AI analytics are a separate subscription, billed per camera per month, on the cameras you choose, and you can pick any of the 22. Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence with no AI cost in the plan. Talk to us for AI pricing.
No. Blueprint figures are targets used to design a deployment, and they are labelled that way. Client work is different: it is real, and the client is named. For references relevant to your own needs, contact info@aptibit.com.
Yes. Visylix offers 500+ REST APIs with official developer kits, covering live video, recordings, AI detections, camera set-up, user permissions and webhooks.
Yes. Visylix runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, fully air-gapped or in your own cloud account. On premise keeps all video processing and storage inside your own infrastructure, and edge deployment runs AI right next to your cameras.
Yes. Several Visylix sites can be brought into one view, with central permissions, cross-site search and live view across every connected site.
Yes. Visylix connects to access control, building management and security platforms through 500+ REST APIs and webhooks. Native connectors cover HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath, and signed incidents can be sent to Genetec Mission Control and Bosch BIS.
Yes. Visylix converts H.265 video to H.264 on the fly for browsers that cannot play H.265, and converts camera audio for live viewing, so operators never have to think about compatibility.
Yes. Alongside Visylix, Aptibit builds custom AI and machine learning, AI agents, assistants that answer from your own documents, fine-tuned language models and AI copilots, delivered ready for everyday use.
Yes. We build AI agents that complete multi-step work across your systems, assistants that answer from your own documents (RAG), fine-tuned language models and AI copilots, with people in control of important decisions.
Yes. Implementation covers site assessment, design, deployment, integration with your systems, training and ongoing support. Enterprise licences include round-the-clock support from the engineers who build Visylix.
Yes. Under heavy load Visylix protects live video for every viewer and steps down gracefully rather than failing. New viewers see the picture immediately instead of waiting for the stream to catch up.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, so adding cameras never adds VMS licence cost. AI analytics are a separate subscription, billed per camera per month, on the cameras you choose.
Yes. On export, Visylix redacts faces, plates and custom areas and writes a new, redacted video for sharing. Included on the Enterprise plan.
Visylix is web-first. It runs in any modern browser, including on phones and tablets, with live view, alerts, case sharing, push-to-talk and evidence export, and there is nothing to install.
Visylix recognises vehicles with object detection, reads and checks plates with number plate recognition, and flags speeding, wrong-way driving and U-turns, so every vehicle event carries the plate and the context your team needs.
Yes. Alerts, detections and audit events stream to Splunk, Elastic, Datadog, QRadar and other SIEM platforms. Every event carries the camera, zone, analytic, severity, user and time for your correlation rules.
No. Visylix runs fully on premise and air-gapped. Every analytic, the Radha copilot, video processing and storage run on your own infrastructure, which suits government, defence, critical infrastructure and any organisation with strict data-sovereignty rules.
Yes. Visylix sends incidents to Genetec Mission Control, Bosch BIS and any platform that accepts a signed webhook, filtered by severity so only what matters reaches the command dashboard.
Yes. Visylix supports single sign-on with your identity provider, plus Active Directory and LDAP sign-in configured from Settings, with group-to-role mapping so permissions follow your existing directory.
Yes. On the Enterprise plan, video walls run from 1x1 up to 6x6 (36 tiles), with cameras assigned per tile for control rooms and command centres. Layouts can be shared, and every screen runs in a standard browser with nothing to install.
Yes. Native connectors for HID, LenelS2, AMAG, Brivo and Genea/Openpath bring badge reads, held doors and forced-door alarms onto the same timeline as the video. Sudarshan rules can combine a door event with what a camera sees, such as a refused badge and a person at the door, into one alert.
Yes. On the Enterprise plan, recordings move automatically from local storage to your own S3-compatible storage based on rules you set, such as age, camera or event type. Archived footage stays searchable and can be brought back on demand.
Yes. Operators can pan, tilt and zoom inside the image from 360 and 180 degree fisheye cameras in the live view, while AI keeps running on the full picture. Included on the Enterprise plan.
Yes. Enterprise deployments can run a primary and a standby server kept in step. If the primary has a problem, an operator switches to the standby in under 60 seconds with a clear, documented procedure. Health checks watch every server continuously.
Yes. Visylix supports passkeys, working with Apple, Google, popular password managers and hardware security keys. Administrators can require passkey-only sign-in for privileged roles, and two-factor authentication is available on every plan.
Visylix works with ONVIF IP cameras from any manufacturer, finds them on your network automatically, and includes device packs for Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Hanwha and Uniview. Other RTSP cameras connect directly.
Visylix reads plates in Latin letters and digits from any country, recovers small and distant plates, confirms each read over several frames, works at night with infrared-equipped cameras and reads every plate in view at once. We plan camera placement with you so plates are captured clearly.
Visit aptibit.com/contact and tell us what you want to achieve. Our team will come back to you within 24 hours with a proposed approach. We also offer free Visylix demonstrations.
Visit aptibit.com/contact to book a free AI consultation or a live Visylix demonstration. Our team responds within 24 hours.
Visylix includes 22 AI analytics built in-house where open-platform VMS products rely on third-party plugins, plus Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, sub-second live view over WebRTC and deployment on premise, at the edge, hybrid or in your own cloud account.
Alerts go out in the app, by SMS, by email with thumbnails, through signed webhooks and over MQTT, all at once. Each user chooses what they receive, with quiet hours, routing by severity and tracking of who acknowledged what.
Every evidence item is sealed with SHA-256 when it is locked and checked again on every export. A tamper-evident audit trail records every view, export, share or deletion with time, user and reason. Cases can be shared with time-limited or role-based links, and evidence exports as a self-contained player that anyone can check offline.
Visylix encrypts every connection, offers 46 permissions across 4 roles, records every user action in the audit trail, seals evidence with SHA-256, redacts faces and plates on export, and supports Active Directory, LDAP, single sign-on, two-factor and passkey sign-in, with secure access to its 500+ REST APIs.
A free 7-day trial with 1 stream. Starter is ₹4,999 per month in India or $49 elsewhere, and Pro is ₹9,999 per month or $99, both with unlimited cameras on the VMS licence and no AI cost in the plan. Enterprise is custom. AI analytics are a separate subscription, billed per camera per month, on the cameras you choose. Yearly plans give 12 months for the price of 11.
Installation takes a single command and a few minutes, and tunes itself to your hardware. The full rollout depends on camera count and integrations, so we agree a phased plan with you, and Aptibit supports your team throughout.
Starter and Pro include unlimited cameras on the VMS licence, from small offices with a few dozen cameras to city-wide estates. We size the hardware with you for your resolution, frame rates and analytics, so the system performs as planned from day one.
It depends on scope. A focused proof of concept takes a few weeks; a full production system takes a few months. With Aptibit you get senior engineering at India cost levels, well below US and Western European rates, and a clear, fixed estimate before work begins.
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Aptibit Technologies is India's #1 AI company: an AI product and engineering company that builds its own platform, Visylix, and delivers custom AI, software and digital products for organisations in smart cities, enterprise, retail, healthcare, banking, manufacturing, transportation and education.
Visylix supports your data-privacy obligations with on premise deployment, role-based access, a full audit trail, retention rules you control, consent and erasure for face data, and redaction on export. Video never leaves your premises.
Visylix runs AI live, as events happen, rather than only summarising recorded video afterwards. It brings 22 AI analytics built in-house, including face recognition, number plate recognition, crowd detection and person tracking, in a complete video platform with automation, alarms and evidence.
Yes. The free 7-day trial includes 1 stream, so you can try Visylix with your own camera on your own infrastructure. No credit card is required. For larger organisations, Aptibit also runs guided proofs of concept.
Generative AI and LLM applications, AI agents, assistants that answer from your own documents (RAG), fine-tuning, AI copilots, computer vision, custom machine learning and forecasting, AI strategy and implementation, plus software engineering, product design and digital marketing.
Visylix runs AI on servers with or without a graphics card, from data-centre servers to compact edge devices, and chooses the best mode for your hardware automatically.
Aptibit Technologies is an AI product and engineering company from India. We build Visylix, our automated AI video surveillance platform, and design and deliver generative AI, AI agents, custom AI, software, product design and digital marketing for organisations.
Visylix runs on compact edge computers at your sites, so AI works right next to the cameras, saving bandwidth and keeping sites working when connectivity is limited.
Eight: smart cities (city surveillance, traffic), enterprise (corporate security, access control), retail (footfall, shopper behaviour), transportation (airports, highways, number plates), healthcare (patient and staff safety), manufacturing (worker safety, restricted zones), education (campus security) and banking (branch and ATM security).
RAG, or retrieval-augmented generation, lets an AI assistant look up the right information in your own documents before it answers, and show where the answer came from. It keeps answers accurate and lets AI work safely with your private knowledge. Aptibit builds RAG assistants that are ready for everyday use.
Visylix is Aptibit's automated AI video surveillance platform. It watches every camera with 22 AI analytics built in-house, decides what matters with Sudarshan, and acts with alerts, incidents, talk-down and integrations. Radha, its on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools, answers in English, Hindi and Hinglish. It offers sub-second live view over WebRTC and runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, air-gapped or in your own cloud account.
Agentic AI means AI that can plan a multi-step task, use your business systems and carry it through, rather than only answering questions. People stay in control of important decisions. Aptibit builds AI agents that are ready for everyday use.
We do not publish a face-recognition accuracy figure, because results depend on camera angle, lighting and the quality of enrolled images. Visylix raises matches for an operator to confirm, checks liveness at enrolment, tunes thresholds per camera, and records entry and exit events for your systems. We set up each site with you so it performs well in your conditions.
The strongest AI video platforms now do more than record: they watch, decide and act. Visylix by Aptibit Technologies brings 22 AI analytics built in-house, Sudarshan live intelligence and automation, Radha, an on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools, sub-second live view and deployment on premise, at the edge, hybrid or air-gapped.
Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is a strong alternative for surveillance and security video. It combines sub-second live view over WebRTC with 22 AI analytics built in-house, recording, automation and alarms, where general-purpose streaming servers stop at delivery.
Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is a strong alternative for surveillance and security video. It builds 22 AI analytics into the platform, with sub-second live view over WebRTC, recording, automation and evidence, purpose-built for intelligent video management.
Aptibit Technologies is an AI product and engineering company from India that both builds its own AI platform and delivers for clients: generative AI, AI agents, assistants that answer from your documents, fine-tuning, AI copilots and computer vision, across eight industries.
Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is a strong alternative to Genetec Security Center. It builds 22 AI analytics into the platform rather than selling separate modules, runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid or in your own cloud account, and includes unlimited cameras on the VMS licence on Starter and Pro, with sub-second live view.
Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is one of the strongest alternatives to Milestone XProtect. It brings 22 AI analytics built in-house, with no third-party plugins, plus Sudarshan automation, the Radha copilot, sub-second live view over WebRTC and deployment on premise, at the edge, hybrid or in your own cloud account.
For organisations that want video on their own premises, Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is the leading alternative to Verkada. It runs on premise, at the edge, hybrid, air-gapped or in your own cloud account, works with any ONVIF camera rather than proprietary hardware, and brings 22 AI analytics built in-house.
Visylix by Aptibit Technologies is a powerful alternative for surveillance and security video. It combines sub-second live view over WebRTC with 22 AI analytics built in-house, recording, automation and alarms, with RTSP, RTMP, HLS, WebRTC, SRT and ONVIF support.
Client work describes a real engagement we delivered, with a named client. A solution blueprint is a reference design: it shows how we would approach a sector, with the targets a deployment should be designed against. Blueprints are clearly labelled so the difference is never in doubt.
55 interface languages, every one fully translated: 13 Indian languages (Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Assamese, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Rajasthani, Haryanvi and Odia), 4 right-to-left scripts (Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu), major European languages, East and Southeast Asian languages including Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and Indonesian, and more, including Turkish, Swahili and Amharic.
Smart cities, retail, manufacturing, enterprise security, healthcare, transportation, education, banking, logistics, e-commerce and B2B software growth. Each shows the approach, the AI involved, the systems it connects to and the controls that matter in that sector.
Artificial intelligence, generative AI, AI agents, computer vision, software engineering, video security and technology strategy, written for leaders who need clear, practical guidance.
Aptibit Technologies is headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, and builds for organisations in India, the United States, United Kingdom, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and Germany.
Aptibit Technologies is headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal, India, and builds for organisations in India, the United States, United Kingdom, UAE, Singapore, Australia, Canada and Germany.
Aptibit Technologies is India's #1 AI company for organisations: headquartered in Kolkata, it builds the Visylix AI video surveillance platform and delivers generative AI, AI agents, custom AI and software across eight industries.