A dockerized web responsive interface to manage motion (an open-source motion detection software) and visualize cameras live stream.
- Visualize camera stream.
- Start and stop motion detection from the web interface.
- Enable autostart and stop of the motion detection, based on time slots or on device presence on the local network. If none of the known devices are connected to the local network then motion detection will be automatically started as nobody is at home.
- Receive email alerts on motion detection.
- Visualize captured images and videos and/or download them.
- Create timelapses.
- USB cameras
- Raspberry Pi cameras
- Network cameras (RTSP, HTTP, etc.)
- CPU and RAM can be very sollicitated when motion service is running depending on the number of cameras and the resolution of the stream.
- Disk space depends on the number of cameras and the number of days you want to keep images and videos.
- docker (service must be up and running)
- A fully qualified domain name (FQDN) and a valid SSL certificate for this FQDN if you want to access the web interface through a secure connection (https)
- A least a SPF record configured for your FQDN, to be able to send email alerts from motion-UI
Official documentation is available here.
It should help you installing and starting using motion-UI.
An Android app is available for download here (in the assets section).
- For bug reports, issues or features requests, please open a new issue in the Github
Issuessection - A Discord channel is available here for any questions or quick help/debugging (English or French spoken)