Sense.
Your cameras — the Wyze cameras many homes already have — watch your property and flag motion, people, or animals.
HOW IT WORKS
From “what was that?” to “I can see it.”
Home drone security in three steps. Your cameras notice, the Watchman assesses, you approve — and the drone goes to look while you watch live from your iPhone.
Sense, assess, respond.
Assess.
The Watchman, GuachiMan’s AI monitoring layer, reviews the event against your property’s rules and suggests a drone flight only when it’s actually worth checking.
Respond.
You approve on your iPhone — the drone flies out, shows you what’s there live, and comes home. Talk to the AI Pilot any time: “go check the driveway.”
Before every flight, a checklist runs.
- Your property boundary and no-go areas are loaded and respected.
- Battery, GPS, and obstacle sensing check out.
- Weather and connectivity are within limits.
- You — a person — have approved this flight.
Who decides what.
You.
You approve every flight. You can stop or recall the drone at any time, and you set the property rules it flies under.
The AI.
The Watchman assesses events and suggests flights. The AI Pilot flies at your direction. Neither can override the safety checks.
The safety gates.
Deterministic rules hold flight authority — battery, GPS, weather, boundaries, no-go areas. Any failed check grounds the drone. That’s by design, not by bug.
CONCEPT FILMS
Where this is headed.
Six short films illustrating the decision path the platform is built around. They’re concept pieces — watch the steps, not the status.
Six short concept films.
CONCEPT FILMS
01 / 06Scroll through the decision points. The films are illustrative; the boundaries are real.
01 / 06 · Property signal
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Property signal
Your camera flags something.
Motion, a person, an animal — picked up by the cameras already on your house. No new sensors to buy. The event gets a timestamp and its context — and that’s all. A signal alone never launches a drone.
An event alone does not authorize a flight or response.02 / 06 · Property path
02
Property path
Your property’s rules are checked.
No-go areas, weather limits, device health, the tier you’re on. Only responses your property actually allows stay on the table.
No route or action is assumed outside its approved operating conditions.03 / 06 · Remote review
03
Remote review
You review it from wherever you are.
The camera view, the context, the suggested next step — one screen on your iPhone. You decide what happens next.
Live video, remote controls, and access depend on the selected integration and permissions.04 / 06 · Relevant context
04
Relevant context
The Watchman weighs what matters.
A person at the back door reads differently from a car passing by. The Watchman compares what the camera sees against your property’s rules — so you’re not pinged for nothing.
Detection quality and available categories depend on selected sensors and local conditions.05 / 06 · Informed presence
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Informed presence
If the evidence supports it — and you approve — the drone goes to look.
You watch the flight live and can talk to the AI Pilot on the way: “go check the driveway too.” The drone only flies after your approval, and only when its safety checks pass. It stays inside your property and under its altitude cap.
GuachiMan Air does not guarantee deterrence or make emergency-service decisions.06 / 06 · Return readiness
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Return readiness
The drone comes home. The record stays.
When the flight ends, the drone returns on its own. What happened, what it saw, and what you decided stay attached to the event — reviewable any time.
Return, landing, and charging remain vendor- and site-dependent physical-system functions.