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Protequ

Protequ integrates physical security hardware — access controllers, readers, intrusion and fire panels, NVRs — into one system. There are two ways into these docs, depending on what you are doing.

  • Supported adapters

    You are commissioning a site.

    What each adapter can do, feature by feature and including what it cannot do; how to build its tree of hardware; what to fill in; what you can command it to do; what it writes into the event log; and what has been verified on real hardware.

    Browse the adapters →

  • Build an adapter

    The hardware you need is not on the list.

    Describe the hardware in YAML, write the thin protocol logic in C#, and the framework and its source generator handle the rest — Things, commands, events, access synchronization, packaging.

    Start building →

  • Guides

    You are running an install.

    Task-oriented how-tos, for example reaching your Protequ web interface from a phone with Tailscale.

    Browse the guides →

Which one do I want?

Look up hardware you already own under Supported adapters. Everything there is generated from the adapter itself, so a page never describes a feature the adapter does not have.

Go to Build an adapter if what you need is missing, or if you are extending an existing adapter with a capability it does not cover yet.