Know who's at the gate.
Residents send visitors a one-time code. Guards type it in and see green or red. Your estate office sees every check.
How it works
- 1
The resident creates a code
Enter the visitor’s name and how long the code should last, then send it by WhatsApp, SMS or any other way.
- 2
The visitor gives it at the gate
Visitors don’t need the app or an account. The code is six digits and works for one entry.
- 3
The guard types it
Green means let them in, and red means don’t. Every check is recorded.
One app for everyone at the estate
Residents
Create a code for each visitor in a few taps.
See who came in and when, and cancel codes you no longer need.
Guards
Type the six digits and the screen turns green or red.
It also shows the visitor’s name and house.
Estate admins
Set up houses and guard accounts from your phone.
See every check at the gate, including wrong codes.
Questions
Do visitors need the app? +
No. Visitors just give the guard the code the resident sent them. Only residents, guards and the estate office use the app.
What if the gate is offline? +
Codes are checked live. If the gate phone has no connection, the app says so plainly, and the guard calls the resident instead of letting anyone in.
How do I get an account? +
Accounts come from your estate office. There’s no sign-up. They give you your email and a starting password, and you choose your own password when you first sign in.
Can a code be used twice? +
No. Each code lets one visitor in, once, before it expires. A used, expired or cancelled code shows red at the gate.
Can the estate limit how many codes a house makes? +
Yes. The estate office can set how many codes each house can have open at the same time. There’s no limit unless they set one, and codes already sent keep working.
Bring your estate on board
Tell us about your estate and we'll get your houses and guards set up.
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