Tech Stack.
We build onto systems you already own. Cameras, card readers, door lines, databases — most businesses are already sitting on the hardware. We add the layer that makes it useful: recognition, matching, alerts, and a screen your people actually watch. Everything below is a real build pattern, not a pitch-deck slide.
Overlay / facial recognition SDKYour CCTV, but it knows who walked in.
Our SDK caps over the cameras you already own — feed, match, screen, alert.
Your CCTV, but it knows who walked in.
Our SDK caps over the cameras you already own — feed, match, screen, alert.
We have a facial-recognition SDK, and we cap it over your current camera system. No rip-and-replace. The cameras you already mounted keep doing their job — our layer reads the feed, matches faces against your database, and puts the result on a screen your staff can see.
Who walked in. Who walked out. Matched against the people in your database — members, staff, flagged visitors, expected guests. Not a cloud of strangers' data. Yours.
Reality check: recognition quality depends on camera angle, lighting, and resolution. We audit your setup first and tell you straight what it can and can't do.
Biometrics / proven hardwareWe've been to the deep end.
Exodus ran on Sagem gear — the class the Pentagon runs. Scoped down for your door.
We've been to the deep end.
Exodus ran on Sagem gear — the class the Pentagon runs. Scoped down for your door.
Jade built the Exodus system on Sagem biometric gear — the same class of hardware the Pentagon runs. Fingerprints, identity verification, the serious end of the stack. That system shipped and worked.
Your business probably doesn't need that depth — and honestly, we won't take you there. What we do is take that same discipline and build the version that fits your door, your budget, and your risk level. If you need something like this for your business, we'll make it affordable.
Straight talk: most shops need "who opened that door and when," not a federal identity program. We spec accordingly.
Access & egress / every door, any industryWho's in. Who's out. Every door.
Prox, NFC, badge, or fingerprint — every pass on record, priced per point.
Who's in. Who's out. Every door.
Prox, NFC, badge, or fingerprint — every pass on record, priced per point.
If your business needs to know who's coming and going, we build that. Retail floor, manufacturing plant, office suite, yard gate — the pattern is the same: a reader or a camera at the security point, your people and your rules in the database, and a live record of who went through, when, and which way.
Staff badge in. Vendors get checked. A flagged face hits the screen before it hits the floor. And the same system that watches the door can hold it — open for the right credential, shut and alerting for the wrong one.
And yes — we build this for mom-and-pops. The bar to entry is way lower than people think: a $20 fingerprint sensor on the stockroom door runs the same play as the military-grade biometrics we built Exodus on. Not the same gear — the same system, scoped for a different industry, and it works. Pick the credential per door: proximity cards, NFC tap, badges, or fingerprint. And when a job needs the deep end, our bench still includes the fingerprint specialists we shipped Exodus with.
And when the job is a yard, we bring the dog. Laydown yards, equipment lots, anywhere the fence line is the security point — we pair the tech with our security-canine partner, Skjöldr. A trained dog in the yard and a recognition camera on the gate is a combination we've run ourselves: nothing goes missing.
Straight talk: this bolts onto the doors and cameras you already have. One checkpoint or twenty — same pattern, priced per point. A single door at a mom-and-pop is the cheapest version of this we sell.
Case study / school pickup lineThe car line that called the classroom.
Parent scans a card at the head of the line — the classroom knows before the car arrives.
The car line that called the classroom.
Parent scans a card at the head of the line — the classroom knows before the car arrives.
We put a scanner at the head of the line, where the cars start stacking up. Parents scanned a card as they pulled in. That scan went straight to the database — and the classroom got the message: John's dad is coming around.
By the time the car reached the front, John was walked out from class and into his car. No kid standing in the heat waiting. No shouting names across a parking lot.
In hot places, that's a life-saver — and it's safer. The school just posted staff like recess duty, and we knew exactly who was pulling up, because they scanned for their kid.
Same pattern, your business: any line, door, or check-in where timing matters — a scan early buys your people time to be ready.
QR / every camera is a readerSolid QR. NFC when it's called for.
Entertainment on one side, security on the other — scans on any phone.
Solid QR. NFC when it's called for.
Entertainment on one side, security on the other — scans on any phone.
We've got genuinely solid QR tech — and we're looking for projects to put it on. It runs both directions: entertainment on one side, security on the other.
For fun: scavenger hunts, check-in games, loyalty trails, event stamps. For real: verifying about anything you need — tickets, badges, doors, assets, pickups.
QR is the cheap deploy. It reads on the camera already in every pocket — no special reader hardware to buy, no cards to issue if you don't want them. Cheap to deploy, hard to fake, easy to audit. And when a job calls for NFC — tap badges, phone-as-credential — we run that too.
We're looking for projects: if you've got a line, a gate, a game, or a thing that needs proving — bring it.
Restaurant / menus on the platformA menu that's actually alive.
Menus and invoicing on a platform you run — not a PDF somebody edits for you.
A menu that's actually alive.
Menus and invoicing on a platform you run — not a PDF somebody edits for you.
Restaurant menus that work right from the platform — invoicing built in. Change a price, 86 an item, drop tonight's special — it goes live everywhere, right now. Run the house and the billing from the same place.
That's the real difference: it's a platform for you to manage your system with. The other option is a WordPress site and somebody's aunt updating a page by hand.
Straight talk: a WordPress site is a brochure. A platform is a tool. We build the tool.
Got cameras and a list?
Facial recognition over your existing CCTV. Biometric check-in scoped to your door. Access and egress at every security point — who's in, who's out, on record. QR that runs a game or secures a gate. Menus and invoicing on a platform you actually run. A line or lobby that tells your staff who's coming before they arrive.
If you need something like this for your business, start a case and tell us what you're working with. We'll spec it honestly and make it affordable.