Streety App Offers Smart Home Security for the Whole Neighborhood

The free app from Vivint Smart Home allows residents to monitor activity and share video footage.

1 MIN READ
Streety users can respond to requests from neighbors by sending video footage from their own security cameras.

Streety users can respond to requests from neighbors by sending video footage from their own security cameras.

Vivint Smart Home is expanding home security to the entire neighborhood with Streety, a free app that connects homeowners’ security cameras and allows residents to share video footage with each other.

By linking individual cameras through the app, homeowners can send and view both recorded and live footage from outdoor or doorbell cameras at other homes, keeping a closer eye on kids while they’re outside playing, cars and property while a neighbor is on vacation, or instances like break-ins or stolen packages.

The app allows users to post messages and ask questions of each other, or send a request for video footage from another camera. Once the camera owner approves the request, Streety automatically generates the recorded video clip that they can share with each other and with the police in the event of a crime.

Streety limits neighborhood boundaries to a 300-yard radius and uses third-party verification services to match identities and addresses for new users, ensuring that shared video footage only comes from nearby neighbors. The app is available to anyone, not just Vivint customers. Neighbors with non-Vivint cameras can also upload and share video clips with their Streety network.

About the Author

Lauren Shanesy

Lauren is a former senior associate editor for Hanley Wood's residential construction group.

Upcoming Events

  • Zonda’s Q4 Housing Market Forecast

    Webinar

    Register Now
  • Zonda’s Building Products Forecast Webinar

    Webinar

    Register Now
  • Future Place

    Irving, TX

    Register Now
All Events