Dependable Local Awareness
The core idea is still simple: know when activity reaches the places that matter, without making Wi-Fi at the sensor the requirement.
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The Original Idea, Rebuilt
The Reporter Wireless Alert Is Back. Now It Shows You What Happened.
Created in 2000 by the designer behind today’s Reporter AI, the original Reporter Wireless Alert introduced long-range property awareness. If you remember it, you remember the value of knowing when something arrived. Reporter AI keeps that long-range, local-first awareness and adds image capture, target classification, an indoor touchscreen hub, and optional mobile alerts.
From the makers of the original Reporter Wireless Alert. A patent application has been filed for the AI generation. The modern system is a new generation—not a plug-in replacement for older hardware.
Why People Still Search For Reporter
The Need Did Not Go Away. The Technology Moved Forward.
A More Useful Answer
Reporter AI adds image capture and target classification, so the alert gives you context—not just a sound or a generic motion notification.
A Modern, Privacy-First System
The new generation brings a touchscreen hub, optional mobile alerts, and a design that does not require cloud image retention for local alerts.
What Reporter AI Adds
More Than A Chime. A Useful Answer.
Same Core Need
The original Reporter solved a practical property-awareness problem that still exists today.
Image Verification
See what triggered the alert instead of receiving only a chime.
Long-Range Local Alerts
The main alert path stays between the outdoor sensor and the indoor hub.
Privacy-First By Design
Reporter tells you what was detected without turning your property into a cloud surveillance system.
See The Complete Reporter AI System
Explore the outdoor camera sensor, indoor hub, and free optional app alerts. See how they work together for your property.