Private live camera streaming →
Share live cameras with invited customers. Choose who can watch, which cameras they see, and when access ends.
Let clients check on their project from anywhere.
Give clients a live site view between progress updates, even when they can’t visit in person.
A view that grows with the project
Choose a useful overview and review the angle as work progresses. Materials, temporary structures, and equipment can block a once-clear view.
Keep the site connected
Test the actual site network before offering remote viewing. Decide who will maintain the power, internet connection, cameras, and Connect device.
Share with the right clients
Assign each client the relevant cameras and viewing period. Check neighboring property in the frame, and update access as project responsibilities change.
Common questions
Does Peeksee supply site hardware?
You provide the cameras, power, internet connection, and device running Connect. We can help review what you need.
Does this create progress reports?
No. Use the camera view alongside your team’s reports, inspections, and client updates.
Explore more
Sharing without port forwarding →
Share local cameras without port forwarding. Peeksee Connect links your site to customer viewing through an outbound connection.
Existing IP cameras →
Find out whether your existing IP cameras or NVR can work with Peeksee. Check compatibility before buying new equipment.
Give clients a view of your project.
Tell us about the site and its available cameras and internet.
Discuss your projectInvite-only pilot. Contact us for pricing.