How it works

One camera. One box. The whole farm knows.

Illustration: gate camera watches a ute on the driveway; the alert hops to the farmhouse and a distant farmer's phone

Your daughter's car comes home

The camera reads her plate. She's on the family list. Nothing happens - exactly as it should.

The fuel truck on the 25th

Expected, on the right day, through the right gate. Logged, no alert. If the same truck shows up on the 14th at midnight, that's a different story.

An unknown ute at 2 am

Not on any list. The shed bell stays quiet at that hour - instead the lounge light flashes and your phone buzzes until someone acknowledges it. Every event keeps a photo.

No phone towers needed

The farm-wide walkie-talkie for short messages.

The gate and the house talk over a long-range farm radio (LoRa) - a tiny message that carries kilometres on solar power, with no SIM cards and no internet. Cameras keep their pictures at the gate; the radio carries the "who and when". Bells, lights and gate openers hang off the same network, and a small radio in the ute extends coverage as you drive.