We’re Building the Future of Video Intelligence.
Born From Tragedy. Built for Justice.
In 2019, our CMO's son was murdered in Denver. When investigators reviewed the surveillance footage, they found only pixelated blur—rendered useless by compression algorithms designed to save storage costs. The cameras were running. The footage existed. But it was useless. In that devastating moment, we saw the brutal truth: a $147 billion surveillance industry that sacrifices clarity for cost. We decided to fix it.
vClick3D exists to ensure no one ever faces blurry footage when justice hangs in the balance. Our patented Volumetrix™ technology eliminates compression entirely, transforming video into intelligent 3D volumetric data at the edge. The result: 28x reduction in bandwidth and storage with zero data loss—100% evidentiary integrity preserved, AI-ready from capture, Verizon-certified performance. We didn't just improve the industry standard. We reimagined it.
Led by a team with decades of safety and security innovation—including technology licensed to 20+ industry leaders—we're transforming video surveillance from an industry built on compromise into one built on certainty. Every camera connection we optimize represents evidence that matters, justice that's served, and answers that families deserve.
This is technology with purpose.
For decades, video surveillance operated on a simple principle: record everything, store everything, review when needed.
That worked when cameras were analog, and storage was local. But 4K cameras, cloud storage, and AI analytics broke that model. The data explosion made video surveillance unsustainable.
Traditional solutions? Compress more (lose quality). Buy more storage (waste money). Upgrade networks (never enough).
Our solution? Transform video fundamentally. Use volumetric intelligence to store information, not pixels.
The result is vClick3D—patented technology that makes video surveillance sustainable, scalable, and intelligent.
Based in Austin, Texas, vClick3D is scaling to transform how the world captures, stores ad analyzes video data.
