About Videoloft
Videoloft's mission
Videoloft’s aim is to empower the professional security industry to make cloud video surveillance the norm. We’re proud to be a diverse, global team united by our values.
The Videoloft partner program allows professional CCTV installers, integrators and dealers to add cloud video surveillance to their CCTV installations. Videoloft is also available for businesses who want to move their video surveillance system to the cloud.
With competitive pricing & software that manages real world uplink speeds, we’ve broken the barriers associated with pushing video to the cloud.
Who we are
Based across North America and the UK, the Videoloft team are experts in cloud video surveillance storage.
Our team brings together talented software engineers, sales professionals and security industry specialists with many years of experience.
We’re passionate about utilising the cloud to add new and exciting features to legacy security camera systems.
Who we work with
Videoloft's story
Videoloft was created in September 2019 and came from a company called Manything. Here is a brief history of how it all began
Manything was founded
Manything stands for ‘monitor anything’. The hugely successful Manything app was launched to turn old smartphones and tablets into ad-hoc DIY home monitoring cloud cameras.
Integration with professional security cameras
In December 2016, Manything software was integrated with a range of Hikvision cameras and the focus of the business moved entirely to the professional security camera industry.
Manything Pro
The Manything Pro brand was launched to provide professional CCTV installers, integrators and dealers with a way to add offsite cloud video recording and remote monitoring software to their CCTV installations, whilst creating a new source of recurring revenue.
Videoloft was born
Manything Pro rebranded to Videoloft. Videoloft focuses on providing cloud video surveillance to the professional security camera market. It also continues to offer a partner program.
The original Manything app still exists, with over 1 million registered users.