Glide Vizion is a self-hosted network video recorder that writes straight to your own disk — no cloud relay, no subscription, no one watching the watchers. LAN-only, runs anywhere, with a live grid in the browser, built on my go2rtc-based streaming engine. Free on one camera, then yours forever for a one-time fifty bucks.

The problem

Consumer camera systems bundle your footage with a recurring cloud bill and a company you have to trust with the inside of your home or shop. Glide Vizion flips the model: the recorder runs on hardware you own, the footage lives on a disk you control, and nothing is uploaded anywhere unless you decide it should be.

How it works

Records to local disk. Point it at your cameras and it writes continuous footage straight to storage you own.
LAN-only by default. No outbound cloud relay — your video never leaves the network unless you route it out yourself.
Live grid in the browser. Open http://localhost:8085 and watch every camera in one view, with instant-start streaming (keyframe cache + time-shift) under the hood.
Runs anywhere. A single docker run brings it up on a NAS, a mini PC, or a spare machine; a native macOS build is available too.

Highlights

Self-hosted, LAN-only, writes to your own disk
One-time $50 — no subscription, no account
Free to try on a single camera

Stack

A Go recording and streaming core (WebRTC, RTSP), distributed via Docker and a native macOS app. Try the live site.