ICRealtime
For professional security installers and property owners requiring remote monitoring and configuration of ICRealtime surveillance hardware.
Snapshot
Who is ICRealtime?
Providing professional-grade mobile interfaces for remote surveillance management and integrated security hardware control.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 7Last updated
ICRSS PRO
v8.1.014
4.2y ago
Publisher DNA
What defines ICRealtime?
Publisher DNA
Primary focus
Mobile surveillance and security hardware management
Scale
indie
Target audience
Professional security installers and property owners requiring remote monitoring and configuration of ICRealtime surveillance hardware.
Signature Patterns
- •Direct-to-hardware connectivity bypassing third-party cloud servers for video streaming
- •Standardized integration of PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) controls and bidirectional audio across apps
- •Portfolio segmentation between legacy viewing tools and modern device configuration platforms
- •Inclusion of dedicated resource hubs for technical support and product documentation
Portfolio momentum
Maintained an active development cycle with 5 releases across the portfolio in the last 6 months, including a major update within the last 20 days.
Portfolio
What does ICRealtime ship?
Apps
8 apps analysed
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 3 of 8 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States3 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
50/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does ICRealtime compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(2)
With nearly 400k ratings and a high-velocity release cadence of 12 updates in six months, DMSS dominates the surveillance management niche.
Both applications serve the same surveillance hardware management niche, targeting homeowners and business users who require remote access to NVR and DVR systems.
Contenders(9)
A-MTK NVR competes with ICRSS PRO by providing remote surveillance monitoring for NVR and IP camera systems, targeting the same hardware-specific management market.
Both applications provide remote surveillance management for DVR and NVR hardware, targeting users who require live video streams and PTZ control on mobile devices.
Both applications serve as remote interfaces for proprietary surveillance hardware, directly competing for users managing live and recorded video feeds.
Both applications provide remote surveillance management for specific NVR hardware brands, targeting users who require mobile access to live video and playback functionality.
This is a massive, high-scale competitor that serves the exact same end-user surveillance niche with nearly 3 million ratings.
Both applications serve as proprietary remote management interfaces for specific NVR and DVR hardware, forcing users to select software based on their existing security system manufacturer.
Both apps provide remote surveillance management for specific hardware, competing for the same home and business security monitoring audience.
A direct functional competitor in the surveillance management space with a significant, established user base.
Both applications target users managing NVR and IP camera systems for remote surveillance, creating direct competition for hardware monitoring and configuration tasks.
Same space(19)
Aggregates heterogeneous hardware into a single cloud interface, providing a professional-grade alternative for users with mixed camera brands.
Locks users into the iDVR-PRO hardware line, serving as a dedicated retention tool for specific CCTV system owners.
Provides a free, broad-compatibility monitoring alternative for users who find the paid ICRSS PRO model restrictive.
Targets users seeking a simplified, free interface for managing multiple IP cameras without the complex setup of professional systems.
Targets business users requiring long-term data retention, differentiating from the live-view focus of ICRSS PRO.
Supports legacy plug-and-play IP cameras, serving users with older hardware setups.
Provides a browser-based surveillance solution for users who want to repurpose devices without the cost of professional hardware.
Extends support to a wide range of budget-friendly camera brands, serving users with mixed-brand setups.
Uses P2P technology to simplify remote access for DVR owners, bypassing the port-forwarding requirements of traditional systems.
Operates in the same business-category surveillance niche but shows signs of stagnation with zero updates in six months.
Provides a proprietary viewer for MaxxOne hardware, serving as a utility for existing system owners.
Focuses on professional security installers using legacy hardware, contrasting with the consumer-focused design of ICRSS PRO.
Offers a vendor-neutral surveillance alternative for users seeking to bypass proprietary hardware lock-in.
Simplifies local network monitoring by automating camera discovery, appealing to users who dislike manual configuration.
While categorized under Utilities, it competes directly for the same home and business security monitoring audience.
Provides a dedicated interface for SECURGEN hardware, acting as a hardware-tethered utility for professional users.
Serves as a multi-camera monitoring utility for users who prefer desktop-based source management over direct hardware connection.
Offers a crowdsourced directory of public cameras, shifting the focus from private surveillance to global location monitoring.
Enables repurposing of legacy hardware as surveillance nodes, offering a low-cost alternative to dedicated ICRealtime equipment.
New entrants(2)
Offers a direct, cloud-independent interface for local network management, contrasting with the remote-access focus of ICRSS PRO.
Prioritizes privacy by keeping all data on the local network, appealing to users who distrust cloud-based surveillance.
The Analyst's Read
The bottom line on ICRealtime
Bottom line
ICRealtime is a specialized hardware manufacturer whose mobile strategy focuses on ecosystem retention through utility. While they maintain a steady update cadence, the performance gap between legacy viewing apps and newer management platforms suggests a need for UX consolidation.
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What fed this analysis
- Apps analyzed:
- 8
- With full intel:
- 0
- With overview:
- 8
- Website scraped:
- yes
- Social presence:
- yes