About VisionDock AI

Helping Nigerian businesses stop losing goods they can't explain

Theft and pilferage are a daily cost for Nigerian warehouses, distributors and logistics operators. Most of these sites already record CCTV, yet when stock goes missing the footage is rarely checked, because finding one moment means watching hours of video. We started VisionDock AI to change that: turn the recordings you already have into a timeline of events you can search, filter and verify in minutes.

Our mission

Give every Nigerian business with a camera the ability to find out what happened on their premises, and prove it, without watching hours of video. We start where losses hurt most: warehouse floors, depots, loading bays and gates, where a short delivery, an after-hours removal or a missing carton costs real money and too often goes unexplained.

Where we are

We're focused on Nigeria first. VisionDock AI works today on uploaded recordings, which suits sites where power and internet can't be relied on for live streaming: it detects people and vehicles, builds a timestamped event timeline, and links each event to its evidence frame. Next on our roadmap are after-hours alerts, live camera feeds and exportable incident reports, shaped by the Nigerian businesses we pilot with. See how the technology works.

What we believe

Evidence, not accusations

A result only counts if it links back to the footage. We show what the camera saw; people decide what it means.

Honest about limits

We publish what the product does today and label what's planned. We don't claim accuracy we haven't measured.

Privacy by default

Cameras record workers, drivers and visitors. We detect objects, never identities, keep each customer's footage to that customer, and build with the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 in mind.