frigate-nvr

Event notifications for a standalone Frigate NVR instance

Open database of 27,000+ CCTV camera specs across 220+ brands, with Frigate and ONVIF/RTS integration, CC0

An automated, Docker-based installation script for deploying Frigate NVR on Proxmox VE using an LXC container.

Video surveilance footage analyst powered by GPT

🐦 AI-powered bird identification for Frigate NVR. Classifies birds from your feeder camera using TensorFlow Lite and displays them in a real-time dashboard.

Integrating an ESP32 Camera with ESPHome and Frigate for person detection

A modern, feature-rich Lovelace card for Frigate NVR in Home Assistant — live stream, multi-camera grid, timeline, event tabs, recording viewer, clip download, and HACS support.

Uploads Frigate clips to Google Drive using MQTT & Frigate API

Flurga is a web interface for Frigate NVR

A simple application written in Node to send Frigate events to Telegram

My homelab config

Docker service to periodically sync ONVIF cameras with a NTP server

Contains a service that allows you to run ultralytics yolo on your cpu(not recommended) or coral tpu the api has the same request and response as deepstack, this enables the usage with frigate.

Cron job that moves Frigate NVR recordings from SSD to HDD, replacing them with symlinks

This project is a state-aware, GPU-accelerated companion app for Frigate NVR that acts as a smart buffer between your cameras and Home Assistant. It transforms raw, multi-camera security footage into cinematic highlight reels and delivers tiered, narrative-driven notifications to eliminate alert fatigue.

AI-powered security deterrent — detects people on cameras, uses AI vision to describe them, plays personalized audio warnings through camera speakers

A Simple Dashboard for Frigate/RTSP

ioBroker for Frigate

This repository provides detailed setup guides for building cost-effective DIY Network Video Recorders (NVRs) using open-source software like Frigate. We cover x86-64 and ARM64 architectures with tiered options (budget, mid-range, high-end). These guides assume basic familiarity with Linux and Docker.