Suraag for — Schools & Campuses

Every gate, every corridor — quietly accounted for.

Perimeter safety after hours, unknown visitors, bus movement by plate and crowding at dispersal — without a guard glued to a monitor wall.

Ask it in plain English

Questions school administrations actually ask

did anyone enter campus after 8 pm?
which buses left the gate between 3 and 4 pm?
was there crowding near the main stairs at dispersal?
Solutions

What Suraag does for school administrations

After-hours perimeter

Armed hours on boundary cameras — any person on campus at night alerts the warden's phone.

Gate log by plate

School buses, staff cars and visitor vehicles logged in and out by number plate automatically.

Dispersal-time crowding

Density alerts at stairs, gates and corridors when the crush builds.

Unknown-visitor review

Answer ‘who came to campus that afternoon’ with faces, times and entry points in minutes.

Incident review, sealed

A corridor incident exports as a sealed, timestamped clip for parents and authorities.

suraag.xyz/console — Timeline
Synchronized multi-camera timeline with coverage bars and incident markers
Multi-camera timeline

The dispersal hour, on one clock.

Gate, stair and corridor cameras play together on one synchronized timeline, so the busiest hour of the school day can be reviewed in one sitting.

When a parent asks what happened, the answer comes with timestamps and a sealed clip — not a shrug.

Account for every gate by tomorrow.

A pilot takes a day to set up. Your footage never leaves your premises.