Remo+ : DoorCam & RemoBell is a user-friendly app designed for home security, allowing you to see and interact with visitors at your door in HD video. With instant notifications, motion detection, and live streaming, you can monitor your entrance anytime. The app supports multiple devices, ensuring privacy with bank-level security, and offers video storage with a free trial. Plus, benefit from a lifetime theft guarantee for your device. Stay connected and secure with Remo+.
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At Remo+, we create easy and affordable ways for anyone to monitor activities around their home. We believe that security - reliable security - should be more accessible and easier to use.
• See who’s at your door in HD video and greet them through noise-cancelling mic & speaker from anywhere you are using the Remo+ app
• Receive instant push notifications on your smart device every time motion is detected - rain or shine - with advanced motion sensors and night vision
• See what’s happening outside your door whenever you want with on demand live streaming
• Add up to 5 devices per account and share access with up to 5 viewers
• Protect your privacy with our bank-level data security standard
• Review, save, and share videos captured by your Remo+ device with our cloud plan (free 30-day trial included)
• Lifetime Theft Guarantee: if your Remo+ device is stolen, we’ll replace it every time
If you have any questions or need assistance with your Remo+ device, please email [email protected] or call 888-985-1849 (Mon to Fri 8:30 am – 5:30 pm EST)
User reviews
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Pros
The DoorCam has a good concept and can work well for monitoring.
App setup is generally straightforward.
The ability to adjust settings like volume and sensitivity is appreciated.
Cons
The app crashes frequently and often has bugs.
Motion detection is unreliable, with many unwanted alerts.
The camera quality can be inconsistent, with reports of pixelation and distortion.
Playback issues, such as unable to see video or distorted images, are common.
The app's usability has worsened with updates, making navigation difficult.
Most mentioned
Frequent app crashes and bugs.
Unreliable motion detection.
Inconsistent camera quality.
Playback issues with video.
Poor usability after updates.
User reviews
Some say camera isn't that good, but for me it's the only good thing. It's the app that is lacking. Notification is all or nothing. Motion detection is either too sensitive or not sensitive enough, and the motion zone does not remove unwanted motion as expected. I turned notification off since motion gets detected every couple of minutes. Needs to have a separate notification setting for when doorbell is pressed. Human detection would also help to eliminate traffic and animals passing by.
It works okay, but crashes a lot. And this might be the camera itself, but a lot of the pictures show up distorted. Sometimes it doesn't have a picture at all. EDIT: The app has some UI updates and it looks nice but is very buggy. The live view usually doesn't work. If I keep trying the app usually crashes. The previous update was much better. The live view always worked and the app ran smoothly. Please go back to that!
While there were some improvement - I appreciate I no longer have to rotate my phone to view videos, the overall usability of the app has become much worse. Previous versions I could open and instantly review all alerts. Now I have to scroll. The old app icon was distinctive and easy to see. The new icon is virtually invisible. (Hint: we do not all use "dark mode" themes!) This is an accessibility problem for those of us with visual handicaps. I'm now working on loading the old version again.
lee hoeppner, 2024-03-22
Robert Izatt, 2023-06-19
Jonathan Quist, 2023-06-09