AI CCTV alerts in Pakistan From Lahore to Karachi

Most businesses in Pakistan already have CCTV. The cameras record all day, yet nobody opens the footage until a problem is already old news. CamAI turns that around. It keeps an eye on your existing feeds and pings a person, with a short video, the moment a camera shows something worth checking. Built by FRESME, it comes with people on the ground in Lahore and Karachi who set it up for you on site.

• Who uses AI CCTV in Pakistan

  Retail chains with stores in malls and on busy high streets, restaurant groups with central kitchens, warehouse and factory operators, and family entertainment centres. What they share is a lot of cameras and too few people to watch them. Owners want to hear about smoke in a stockroom at night, or a door opened after closing, before the morning shift finds it. Operations heads want proof that hairnets, helmets and vests are worn. Marketing teams want to know how many people actually walked in.

• Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad

  Our Pakistan team works from Lahore and Karachi. We visit sites in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, walk the floor with your manager, and check every camera on site and where it points. If your business has branches in more than one of these cities, one team handles the whole project. The rules, the reports and the people you speak to stay the same from the first visit until the system is live, and after.

• Your cameras, your recorder

  You do not need to replace your CCTV. CamAI reads the stream from IP cameras that support RTSP or ONVIF, which most modern systems in Pakistan do. Your recorder keeps recording exactly as before. During the visit we check which cameras can be used, whether any angle should be moved, and which feeds matter most for the alerts you want. Nothing about your current setup has to be torn out.

• Video stays at your site

  CamAI usually runs on a CamAI server placed at your premises. The analysis happens inside your building, so recordings do not have to be uploaded to an outside cloud. What leaves the building is the alert itself: the camera name, the time and a short clip, sent only to the names on your list. Owners in Pakistan often ask about this first, and it is the simplest answer we can give.

• WhatsApp, app or email

  Many teams in Pakistan already run their day on WhatsApp, so that is often where alerts go. Telegram, SMS, email and app notifications work too. Every message names the camera and the moment, and includes a short video, so a supervisor sees what happened without searching the recorder. The browser dashboard and the phone app log each event, and scheduled reports go to owners who want the summary rather than every ping.

1. 01

   A retail chain in Lahore and Karachi

   You run stores in malls in Lahore and Karachi and want to compare them fairly. You need to know how many people walk in each hour, where they stop, and when queues build at the tills. CamAI counts visitors on your entrance cameras, maps the busy parts of the floor and brings every branch into one dashboard, with reports sent on a schedule.

2. 02

   A warehouse in Karachi

   You manage a warehouse in Karachi whose loading bays run late. Nobody watches the night screens, and helmet rules slip on busy shifts. You want an alert if smoke shows up on a camera, if someone enters a closed zone after hours, or if a worker walks onto the dock with no helmet or hi-vis vest, each with a short video attached.

3. 03

   A central kitchen in Islamabad

   You supply several restaurants from one central kitchen in Islamabad. Hairnets and gloves are required, but checks happen only when a manager walks in. You want to trial a hairnet and glove rule on recordings from that kitchen first, see the alerts it would send, and only then decide whether to roll it out to the whole kitchen.