Launch display windows onto your other monitors (32″, projector…). This window stays your command center — drag any camera card onto a display's box, press “Send to box” on a camera, or use 🎙 CAMS, the voice assistant (Command-Assisted Monitoring System) — she sleeps until you say “CAMS”, “hey CAMS” or “hello CAMS”, runs your command, then stays on the line a few seconds for follow-ups (🎙 or V turns her off entirely). No need to pick a target first: “kansas and kearney in box 3 on screen 2”, “all grant cameras on screen 1”, “swap box 2 and box 3”, “replace sunshine with kansas expressway”, “auto rotate 9 boxes on screen 2”, “guard tour on screen 1”, “clear box three on display 2”, “clear all”. Inside a display you can also drag one box onto another to swap them, and drag the ⠿ control bar out of the way. Rename any display with ✏️ below (or double-click its name on the display itself) — the name sticks even after it closes, and voice understands it: “sunshine on the garage tv”.

Tip: if monitor detection isn't available, drag the launched window to the target screen and press ⛶ inside it. Each display remembers its cameras.

Disable keybinds while you're typing on another screen so stray keys don't trigger anything — re-enable whenever you want them back. This also covers the desktop app's system-wide shortcuts that work while SGF.cams sits in the background. To reassign, press Change next to an action, then press the key you want (Esc cancels). Esc itself always works and always means close.