Real site context
Search any address, work on satellite imagery, and place cameras against the actual environment.
Plan security like you can see the future
Test camera coverage, compare options, and plan the right system for your own property in one live workspace
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Live validation
Check heatmaps, blind spots, pixel density, and DORI coverage while the layout is still changing.
Shareable output
Turn the same planning workspace into PDFs, schedules, and exports without rebuilding the project elsewhere.
One clear workflow from survey to delivery.
Map the site, validate coverage, then export or share when you are ready.
Survey01
Model the site on the map.
Build the layout on real-world context instead of sketching in disconnected tools.
- Address search and map context
- Boundaries, obstacles, and privacy zones
- Pole, wall, and floor-plan placement
Validate02
See what each camera actually covers.
Adjust height, tilt, lens, and position while reading coverage feedback immediately.
- Heatmaps and blind-spot checks
- DORI and pixel-density feedback
- Weather and scene-condition testing
Deliver03
Export plans you can archive or send.
Keep design and exports in the same workflow from first draft to a version you are happy with.
- PDF layouts and schedules
- Routes and technical exports
- Cloud save when you need it
The most important supporting tools, without the extra filler.
These are the secondary capabilities that matter most once the layout itself is in place.
AI placement support
Generate useful starting positions from points of interest, site geometry, and coverage intent.
Routing and logistics
Plan cable paths and patrol routes in the same environment as the camera layout.
Export-ready reporting
Package layouts, schedules, and coverage information into cleaner PDF and file output.
Six calculators for the planning questions that come up every day.
Use the focused tools when you need a quick answer, then move into the planner for the full site design.
FOV / DORI
Field of view, focal length, sensor format, blind spot, and DORI distances.
Storage / HDD
Resolution, FPS, codec, retention, bandwidth, and disk sizing.
UPS sizing
Power draw, backup time, battery capacity, and VA recommendations.
Pixel density
Distance-to-target checks against detection, observation, recognition, and identification goals.
Camera quantity
Estimate camera count from area, entrances, and desired security level.
Lens selector
Compare focal lengths from mounting height and target distance.
A few quick answers before you dive in.
Short questions that tend to come up when trying the planner for the first time.
Do I need to create an account before I start planning?
No. You can open the planner right away and begin as a guest. An account is only needed when you want cloud saves or PDF export.
Who is CoverageOS built for?
Homeowners, small businesses, hobbyists, and anyone who wants a clearer, map-based way to plan camera coverage before buying or mounting gear.
What can I export or share?
CoverageOS supports technical PDFs, camera schedules, coverage statistics, and project information that stays readable outside the planner.