
Scrypted is a server-based video integration platform for people who want to view their home cameras through their existing smart home apps and displays. It supports most cameras and focuses on low latency streaming. Its NVR plugin adds continuous recording and smart detections for people who also need a record of what happened.
The camera integrations cover different devices and recording services. HomeKit support includes HomeKit Secure Video, which stores recorded events in iCloud and supports smart detections. Google Home can display streams on Nest Hub, Chromecast, Android TV and the Google Home Android app; its iOS app isn't supported. Alexa support brings streams to Echo devices and the Alexa app on both iOS and Android.
Scrypted NVR provides 24/7 recording with accompanying mobile and desktop apps. It also connects to Home Assistant's Lovelace interface through custom cards designed for low latency video, so camera feeds can sit within a home dashboard.
The platform uses plugins for its integrations, and developers can build their own with a documented plugin SDK. The Scrypted server hosts those plugins. HomeKit Secure Video's event storage uses Apple's iCloud service.
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