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Redcherry

Cloud video surveillance, made in Switzerland. Your cameras become reachable from anywhere without touching your router configuration.

In one sentence: Redcherry links your video recorder to the Swiss cloud to give you encrypted remote access to your cameras, with artificial-intelligence detection and notifications, without opening a port or subscribing to a fixed IP address.

Launching soon

The problem it solves

A conventional surveillance install forces an uncomfortable choice: either you open a port on the router and expose the recorder to the internet, or you give up viewing your cameras remotely. The first option is behind a great many intrusions; the second makes the system useless the moment you leave the premises.

Redcherry removes that choice. The recorder itself establishes the link to the cloud, from the inside out. Nothing is exposed, nothing needs configuring on the network, and remote access still works.

What the product does

  • Encrypted remote access to your cameras from a browser or the app.
  • No ports to open, no fixed IP: the connection starts from your recorder towards the cloud.
  • Artificial-intelligence detection and notifications on the events that matter.
  • Hosted in Switzerland, under Swiss law.
  • Installable app, straight from the browser, no app store required.
  • Recording server installable with a single command on Debian or Ubuntu, with automatic updates.
  • Takes over an existing Bluecherry install without starting from scratch.

Frequently asked questions

What is Redcherry?
Redcherry is a cloud video-surveillance platform hosted in Switzerland. It links an existing video recorder to the cloud to give encrypted remote access to the cameras, with artificial-intelligence detection and notifications, without opening a port on the network or holding a fixed IP address.
Do I need to open ports on my router?
No. That is the whole point of Redcherry: the recorder itself establishes the outbound link to the cloud. There is no port to open and no fixed IP address to subscribe to, which removes the most common security hole in surveillance installations.
Where is the data hosted?
In Switzerland. Redcherry is designed and operated by Seventy Labs, a Swiss company, and the infrastructure stays on Swiss soil.
I am coming from Bluecherry, do I have to reinstall everything?
No. Redcherry is designed to take over an existing Bluecherry installation, then uninstall the old system once the migration is complete.