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Quickstart: Web App

This tutorial walks you through your first session in the Gaard web app: from signing in to reviewing your first classified clip. By the end, you will know where classifications live and how to read one.

  • A Gaard account with access to a tenant that has the Classify solution.
  • Some classified video in that tenant. If it is brand new, submit a clip first with the API Quickstart.

If you do not have an account yet, ask your administrator to invite you (see Users & Roles).

  1. Go to app.gaard.ai. You land on the Sign in to your account screen.

  2. Type your Email address and Password, then select Sign in.

    Prefer not to use a password? Select Magic link under Or continue with, enter your email, and select Send magic link. Gaard emails you a one-time sign-in link that expires in 24 hours: open it to sign in. You can also Sign in with Google from the same screen.

After signing in you land on the Dashboard: your at-a-glance view of classification activity for the selected time range.

The dashboard shows:

  • Summary statistics: Analyzed alarms, Filter rate, Analyzed sites, and Analyzed cameras for the current time range.
  • A trend chart of classification volume over time.
  • Cameras with most alarms and Sites with most alarms: where activity is concentrated.

Use the time selector in the top action bar to change the window, and the flow switcher next to it to focus the dashboard on a single flow.

The left sidebar is your primary navigation:

ItemWhere it takes you
DashboardThe activity overview you are on.
ClassifyThe review workspace: every classification, filterable.
LabelsManage the labels available in your tenant.
SitesYour sites and their cameras.
CamerasAll cameras across sites.
UploadSubmit a video clip for classification from the browser.
  1. Select Classify in the sidebar. This is the review workspace: a filterable grid of every classification in the current flow and time range, above a chart of activity.

    Each row shows the Alarm, its Risk, a Video thumbnail, the Classify Time, and the Date. Use the filter bar at the top (Filter alarms…) to narrow the list: for example, to a single camera or risk level.

  2. Select any row to open its classification. The clip plays with the model’s annotated highlight overlaid, so you can see what the model reacted to.

  3. Alongside the clip, the Scores tab lists the model’s confidence per concept. The Risk shown on the row (safe, danger, or intrusion) is derived from the intrusion score using your tenant’s thresholds. See Risk, labels, and scores for how that derivation works.

That is the core loop: an operator opens a clip, watches the annotated highlight, and confirms or corrects the decision. safe clips can be filtered away; danger and intrusion stay visible until someone reviews them.