Gnoris Live

Use the Gnoris Android App along with the GnorisServer application to create your own private file backup server. Start by selecting a personal computer (desktop/laptop) with sufficient storage space and continuous access to the internet. Install the appropriate version (Windows, Linux, or Mac) of QuICK (https://quantireal.com/index.html#download_id) on the PC. Then, install the GnorisServer application on QuICK and setup local or network-attached drives as repositories. With the GnorisServer up and running connect to it from the Gnoris Android App while on to your local network. Select and add directories on the Gnoris Android App that you wish to backup (e.g. DCIM for photos and videos). Gnoris will then backup these files in the background to your GnorisServer. Use the RepoView tab in the Gnoris App to browse and download files that were archived from your other devices or from shared drives. You can also add ONVIF compatible security cameras to the GnorisServer and access live streams and event notifications on your Gnoris Android App. Gnoris Android App Features * Easily locate and connect to your Gnoris Server on your local network * Convenient interface to select and add local directories for backup * Files backup is done automatically in the background * Backup status is clearly displayed * All communications are authenticated using a server assigned password * All communications are encrypted end-end * A dynamic RepoView browser allows for perusing of files on all backed up devices and shared drives * RepoView allows thumbnail sync and download access to files from all connected devices * View live streams from cameras connected to GnorisServer * Receive event notifications from the cameras * Share camera recordings to peruse and download on Android App RepoView * Ad-free * Free version allows 1GB of file transfer Gnoris Server Features * Private cloud that resides in your home (or office) * Supports multiple operating systems (Linux, Windows, Mac) * End-End encrypted file transfer * Mirrored redundant backup capability * Separate storage for outdoor security camera feed and personal media (photos, videos, documents, etc.) * Automatically reclaim storage space from security camera recordings * Broadcast backed up media and shared media across compatible UPnP media clients, like Smart TVs and networked media players (e.g. VLC)