StoopCam™ | No-Drill Video Doorbell for Renters

The problem was never the camera. It was the four screws.

That's why StoopCam™ is built backwards from most doorbells. Instead of
one camera and a bag of mounting hardware, it's three parts designed
around the one fact competitors ignore — you don't own the door:

🔩 The No-Drill Mount — a 3M adhesive plate for smooth doors, a
repositionable bracket for textured ones. Both are in the box. Nothing
enters the frame, so nothing shows up on your move-out inspection.

🔔 The Indoor Chime — plugs into any outlet inside. You hear the door
from the shower, from the kitchen, with your phone face-down on silent.
It's the feature buyers of this hardware praise most, and the one most
sellers forget to mention.

👤 AI Human Detection — separates a person from a passing car, a shifting
shadow, the cat that lives in your hallway. Fewer alerts means you still
look at the ones you get, instead of muting the app by week two.

A camera on its own doesn't solve any of this. A camera that goes up
without holes, rings inside, and stays quiet unless it's a person — that
does.

Try it with our 30-Day Deposit-Safe Guarantee. Install it, live with it,
peel it off. If it doesn't hold, doesn't connect, or doesn't earn its
spot on your door, we refund you in full.

One install takes about five minutes. Then you never do it again:

Step 1 — Charge it first. Plug in the USB-C cable and let it fill up
before it goes anywhere near the door. Takes about three hours. Doing
this first means you're not peeling it back down on day two.

Step 2 — Pair it indoors, next to your router. StoopCam runs on 2.4GHz
Wi-Fi, which nearly every router broadcasts. Pairing it in the same room
as the router gets you a clean first connection — then it holds once you
move it outside.

Step 3 — Peel and press. Wipe the spot with the included alcohol pad,
peel the backing off the mount, press for 30 seconds. On textured
surfaces like brick or stucco, use the bracket instead — no adhesive, no
contact with the frame at all.

Step 4 — Plug in the chime and set your zone. The chime goes in any
outlet inside. In the app, drag the detection box to cover your doorway
and leave out the hallway traffic. This is the step that decides whether
your alerts are useful or annoying.

Move-out day? Warm the mount with a hair dryer for 30 seconds and lift.
No residue, no patching, no line item on your deposit. It comes with you
to the next place.

Yes — and more private than the habit you have now.

Right now, checking who's knocking means one of two things: opening the
door on a stranger, or standing still in your own apartment hoping they
leave. StoopCam replaces both. Clips are AES-128 encrypted in the cloud,
the app requires two-factor login, and only accounts you invite can see
the feed — add a roommate, remove them the day the lease ends.

Impact-resistant polycarbonate shell, UV-stable so it won't yellow on a
sun-facing landing. Weather rated for uncovered doorways — rain, snow,
and heat. Cloud storage is $4.99/month after your included first year,
and it's written here instead of appearing on your card in month two.
Cancel it and live view, two-way talk, and motion alerts all keep working.

One honest line: StoopCam is a doorbell, not a security system. It
doesn't call anyone, doesn't lock anything, and won't stop someone
determined to get in. If you're being followed, harassed, or threatened,
that's a call to the police and a conversation with your building
manager — not a job for a camera.

Free shipping on all US orders. Ships within 1–2 business days. Estimated delivery: 3–7 business days.