Kalytera Site Designer 1.0.0
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Kalytera Tools, the Edge Connector preview and our open-source projects are on this page. Kalytera VMS and Kalytera Cloud are set up with you, so they are not downloaded from here.
Site Designer plans camera coverage, Device Manager commissions ONVIF cameras and DC-09 Studio tests SIA DC-09 alarm signaling. Each one is a Windows x64 app with a free edition, and we quote Pro licenses.
Downloads need a Kalytera account. After you register and confirm your email address, we review the account and approve it by hand.
Windows SmartScreen may ask you to confirm the first time you run an installer: choose More info, then Run anyway. To check a file before you run it, compare it with the SHA-256 checksum listed here.
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Kalytera VMS is delivered with each project. It runs on Windows Server (64-bit) and on Linux servers (Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS first). We provide the installer or package and set it up with you, and operators then work in a current web browser, with nothing to install on their PCs.
Kalytera Cloud runs in the browser, so there is nothing to download to use it. When we set up your Cloud pilot, we provide Kalytera Bridge Agent for Windows or Linux. Installed at the site, it finds Axis, Dahua and Hikvision cameras as well as ONVIF ones and sends their video out to Kalytera Cloud, without opening inbound ports.
This app runs on compatible AXIS network cameras and connects them to Kalytera Cloud. It is published as a developer preview.
Kalytera Edge Connector is our own software. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Axis Communications.
Use it only for lab evaluation. Do not allow unsigned apps on cameras in production.
Downloads need a Kalytera account. After you register and confirm your email address, we review the account and approve it by hand.
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Check the camera model, AXIS OS version and architecture first. Then add the matching package under Apps in the camera's web interface, and allow unsigned apps only on that evaluation camera.
We publish our open-source projects on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. You don't need an account to download them.
IPCamLapse turns IP-camera snapshots into time-lapse MP4 videos from a local web app. The Windows and Linux builds need FFmpeg to render video; the container image for amd64 and arm64 already includes it.
winget install KalyteraSystems.IPCamLapse
Container image
docker pull ghcr.io/kalyterasystems/ipcamlapse
OpenCamInterop is a .NET library with a command-line tool, EventLab, that turns Frigate, Scrypted and ONVIF camera events into CloudEvents and replays test fixtures offline. The releases are alpha builds for Windows and Linux.