Welp, it looks like @DeviantOllam, the physical security penetration tester and trainer, is looking to do a hotel room security app. If he can check off all the boxes and can provide some more features, I'd be all in.Have you heard of Haven? I think it does what your looking for.— AWildBeard (@AWildBeard) August 19, 2018
Source Code:https://t.co/o2RcQSwFtQ
Play Store:https://t.co/fnE6ZUP8sb
What would I be looking for in a physical security smartphone app?I'm going to try to raise money and coordinate talent for the development of a new smartphone app exclusively for easy and secure monitoring of your room or personal space.— Deviant Ollam ツ (@deviantollam) August 18, 2018
RT and reply back to me if you think you'd find an app that worked like this useful and beneficial. pic.twitter.com/Yt3rj2D3UJ
- Various ways to notify users of an event. Push alerts to my other devices would be great, as well as home AI integration with Alexa or Google Home.
- Motion sensor sensitivity and detection range settings that are user-friendly. Other apps do this but they don't walk you through these settings.
- The ability to choose between cloud storage or phone storage.
- The ability to use a tilt sensor for drawer openings.
- Noise detection.
- Customized annunciation. I like customized audio messages for various intrusion-related alerts.
- Integration with a door stop physical device. When bumped by a door, it would set off an alert. Great for closets in hotels.
- The use of your phone's flash as a strobe when an intrusion has been detected.
- Using a combination of alerts to determine the nature of your alert. I may want to know if the maid came into my room but I'd really be interested to know if they entered that closet I placed the door stop at.
- Remote SMS alarm disarm.
What would you want to see?
