ExacqVision
Not yet benchmarked
- Vendor
- Johnson Controls (Exacq Technologies)
- License
- Commercial, licence par caméra (revendeur/devis)
- Platforms
- Windows, Linux, macOS, web, mobile
SMB-to-enterprise VMS with the broadest OS support of the enterprise tier (Windows/Linux/macOS), sold as software or NVR appliances. Not yet benchmarked on our test bench.
Strengths
- Genuinely cross-platform servers (Windows, Linux AND macOS) — unusual at this tier.
- Broad ONVIF support (incl. 2-way audio); Cloud Drive access is always TLS-encrypted, and the database can be encrypted.
Limitations
- No native facial recognition — sold as a separate 'Tyco AI Facial Matching' per-channel add-on.
- At-rest encryption of local recordings is configurable, not universal by default.
Criteria
| Open source (auditable code) | ✗ |
|---|---|
| Self-hosted (runs on your hardware) | ✓ |
| Works without a mandatory vendor account | ✓ |
| Works with any ONVIF/RTSP camera (no hardware lock-in) | ✓ |
| Built-in facial recognition | ✗ |
| Encrypts stored footage at rest | ✓ |
| Remote access without a vendor cloud | ✓ |
| Web + desktop + mobile apps | ✓ |
Sources
This product has not yet been tested on our bench. The information above comes from dated documentary sources; no comparative verdict is published until a real test has taken place.