Start here to see what NgSense ships today.
ScopeDock is the current product. This catalog is built to expand into more local-first tools without hiding compatibility, support, or blog paths.
- Shipping now
- Multi-product ready
- Local-first system
ScopeDock is live, and the catalog is ready for more.
This page should behave like a real product entry point, not a placeholder.
Use this page to see what exists now and what comes next
NgSense is building a small product system for local-first camera work. The first public product is ScopeDock, and the website is structured so future products can be added without collapsing into a single long homepage.
Use this page when you want to understand what exists today, what is only planned, and which path should come next after product discovery.
The products page should answer what is live and how to continue
These short blocks keep the catalog honest and make the next route obvious.
Current catalog
1 live product page in the current public site.
The products page should be explicit about what exists now instead of implying a larger catalog than reality.
Expansion rule
Add products when they are real, not as teasers.
That keeps the catalog trustworthy while still staying multi-product ready.
Decision path
Discovery should lead to compatibility, support, or blog guidance.
A product catalog is only useful when it points into the rest of the system.
System role
This page is a catalog entry point, not a brand dead end.
It should help visitors choose the right next route after discovering the product.
How to read the catalog
This page should tell people what exists now, what is only planned, and where to go after they discover a product.
Available now
Start with the real product
ScopeDock is the live product lane. The catalog should point people toward what they can actually test today.
Expansion rule
Add products only when they are real
Future tools should appear when they are concrete, not as vague teaser boxes that weaken trust.
Next step
Keep evaluation paths close
Product discovery should stay connected to compatibility, support, blog guidance, and contact when needed.
Current product layer
The current public catalog is intentionally small. Start with the real product, then use support and compatibility paths as needed.
Available now
ScopeDock
ScopeDock is a local-first camera tool for microscopes, endoscopes, RTSP inputs, and lightweight inspection workflows.
Related paths after product discovery
The catalog page should lead somewhere useful instead of becoming a dead-end directory.
Download and compatibility
Check current platform support, source coverage, and known boundaries before you commit.
Support and help
Use support if you need setup guidance, troubleshooting direction, or a faster self-serve answer.
Blog and guides
Read setup, workflow, and product-update content to understand how ScopeDock fits real use cases.
Contact and feedback
Use contact only when the product still needs a reply after support and compatibility content are not enough.
Product context from the blog
The blog should help the catalog page explain fit, setup, and product direction without bloating the grid itself.
How RTSP camera workflows fit into ScopeDock
RTSP support matters for inspection teams that rely on local IP cameras. This guide explains how that workflow fits into ScopeDock's product direction.
Why local-first video tools fit inspection workflows
Inspection teams often need speed, privacy clarity, and practical capture more than cloud-heavy operational layers. Local-first tooling changes that balance.
ScopeDock update notes: website foundation and product clarity
This update explains the first website foundation for NgSense and how it supports ScopeDock with download, support, blog, and feedback paths.
Start with the current product, then choose the next route
Go deeper on ScopeDock, or jump straight to compatibility, support, or product guidance depending on how close you are to testing.