Cameras and software that show you what is happening where you cannot be.

Enlapser builds cameras and software that send pictures from hard-to-reach places to the people, and the software, that need them. It started on construction sites in 2007 and now reaches any place that is hard to visit.

Construction cameras at Builder.Cam Investors and partners

first construction site filmed: 2007; first construction site filmed
sites filmed: 700+; sites filmed
generations of our own cameras: 5; generations of our own cameras
the only place images are stored: EU; the only place images are stored

What we build

One monthly service: a camera that arrives in the post, a cloud that keeps every frame, and access rules for the people who look at the pictures.

OneLens

Our fifth camera generation is a platform for building IoT cameras. Today it ships in 16 MP and 64 MP versions, with customisable hardware and lenses.

Enlapser Cloud

The cloud under every camera: live view, timelapse films, long-term archives and sharing.

Open to all customers since August 2026. Servers in the EU, access keys and retention rules per project, and an API.

An Enlapser camera mounted on a tower crane above an excavation

Builder.Cam

The construction camera service that contractors and property owners buy, in Finland, Sweden, Estonia and the rest of Europe.

Prices and ordering at builder.cam

AI models need to see, too

An AI model can read a picture. Getting one from a real place usually means a recorder, a portal and a separate connector for every vendor, often with people's faces in the frame.

Enlapser Cloud sits between the camera and whatever uses the picture. The customer decides who gets a key and how long images are kept. The new OneLens camera blurs faces before the picture leaves the site.

The cloud is API-first. We are piloting an authenticated MCP endpoint, so a customer's own AI agent can read their cameras on the same login and access rules.

Frame from a OneLens camera at a trade fair, with a visitor's face blurred — A OneLens frame from FinnBuild 2025. The face was blurred on the camera.

Since 2007

We filmed our first construction site in Helsinki on 6 July 2007. We have built our own cameras and written our own cloud service ever since.

For years the service had a name in each country: Raksakamera in Finland, Byggkameran in Sweden and Ehituskaamera in Estonia. In 2026 they became one European service, Builder.Cam.

Customers include the City of Helsinki, LKAB, YIT, NCC, SATO, Hufvudstaden, Citycon and the Port of Oulu.

Panorama of Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, from an Enlapser camera — Jätkäsaari, Helsinki, from one of our cameras in 2016.

In the Lab

R&D

Automatic privacy blurring

The camera finds faces, people, licence plates and screens by itself and blurs them before the image is sent, so nobody has to decide by hand what to hide. Blurring runs on the camera, without depending on the network or the cloud.

Smart capture

Software that finds what matters in the images: progress statistics, events on site and issues that need someone's attention. The camera can also take full-resolution pictures only when something happens.

Off-grid cameras

Battery systems for solar and wind power, with power-aware scheduling and low-power standby for remote locations.

Team

Two founders who built the cameras, the cloud and the installations themselves. Production, delivery and installation run through long-term partners.

Markus Vilhelm Seppälä
CEO/CTO
Antti Halonen
COO

Contact

Cameras for a site

builder.cam
sales@enlapser.com
+358 20 775 6125

Investors and partners

Markus Vilhelm Seppälä, CEO
markus.seppala@enlapser.com

Office

Enlapser Oy
Lapinlahdenkatu 16 C
(c/o Maria 01 Startup Campus)
00180 Helsinki, Finland