Making Visual Information Usable When It Matters.

Eyeson was founded in Graz, Austria, by Andreas Kröpfl and Michael Wolfgang.

Both founders brought experience in real-time video and communication systems. Their starting point was a clear observation: video communication was often treated as a separate application instead of being connected to the business process it was meant to support.

The company began with the aim of making high-quality real-time communication more useful within professional workflows.

Eyeson first entered the market with eyeson.solutions, a browser-based SaaS solution for professional video communication and collaboration.

It was later followed by eyeson.teams, which introduced a completely redesigned interface with a stronger focus on structured team collaboration.

Together, these products established the technical foundation for Eyeson’s cloud-based real-time communication, mobile applications, and integrations with business tools.

During the SaaS phase, Eyeson was already working toward a broader objective: making video communication available directly within the tools and processes businesses used every day.

Eyeson developed integrations for platforms including Jira, Zendesk, Slack, Trello, Freshdesk, Talkdesk, Dropbox, Google Calendar, and Salesforce.

This work reinforced a principle that continues to define Eyeson:  Communication provides greater value when it is connected to the relevant workflow and information – not isolated in a separate application.

As partner requirements became more complex, prebuilt integrations were no longer sufficient.

Solution vendors needed control over the interface, branding, user management, data, and deployment. Instead of selecting from a fixed set of integrations, they needed communication capabilities adaptable to their own products.

Eyeson therefore concentrated increasingly on its API-based service and discontinued the earlier packaged integrations in 2022.

The company’s role changed from supplying communication inside selected third-party tools to providing the technical foundation that developers could integrate into almost any suitable application or workflow.

As the Eyeson API evolved beyond conventional video meetings, it enabled solution vendors to combine live video, custom layouts, application data, external media, recordings, broadcasts, and playback sources within one visual environment.

This opened the way to more demanding use cases in Defense, Public Safety, emergency response, command and control, and UxV operations, where people, cameras, maps, sensors, AI, and operational data must be available within a shared context.

Today, Eyeson One View provides the visual communication layer for these critical and distributed systems – bringing multiple sources together in one synchronized interactive stream.

Eyeson will continue to develop visual communication infrastructure for increasingly connected operations – supporting new data sources, autonomous systems, AI-assisted workflows, and changing deployment requirements.

The focus remains the same: giving solution vendors the tools to integrate communication and operational information into the systems their users already rely on.