Every visitor verified.
Every entry logged.
Residents send their guests a QR pass. Guards scan it. Management sees every entry.
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07:10Morning
The delivery arrives
One pass, one entry. It stops working once he's in.
Ahmed Ali · DeliveryFor Mona Samir · Unit 12 · One entry Granted -
21:00Evening
Twenty guests, one tap
One party pass. The guard sees who's still to come.
Birthday · Unit 720 guests · Tonight 14 of 20 in -
02:40Night
The pass that expired
Refused at the gate, and the guard sees exactly why.
Unknown visitorFor Unit 3 · Expired 23:59 Refused
07:10How Ahmed got in
From invite to gate
Three steps. No app for the guest, no calls to the gate.
09:00Management opens the record
Your record, not the guard's notebook
Every pass and every scan in one place. Search it, and export it when you need to.
Your compound, your app
Residents see your name, your logo and your colors. Never ours.
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Palm View
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Cedar Grove
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Lotus Heights
- Your name and logo
- Your colors
- Your own wording
- Arabic and English
02:40What actually happened
Rest easy. Every scan leaves a trace.
And you always know who let them in.
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Codes work once
Expired after the first entry.
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Separate permissions
Management sees all. Security sees what it needs.
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Your data stays yours
A database for your compound alone.
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The record stays
Even after a resident moves out.
Frequently asked questions
Does the visitor need an app?
No. The pass arrives as a message on any app, and they show it on their phone at the gate.
How do residents join?
They sign up on their phone. Management approves them in one click.
What if someone reuses a code?
It’s refused, the guard sees “Do not let them in”, and the attempt is logged.
Does it work with our gates?
Yes. Guards scan on a screen, with no change to the gate. Barrier control is in development.
Is our data safe?
Each compound has its own database, and only management and security accounts can open the console.
What does it cost?
It depends on your gates and units. You get a quote after a short call.
Tomorrow night, no notebook
Time to close the gate notebook.
A 15-minute demo, on a call.