GMS · Guest management · Coming soon
A gate that accounts for every entry.
GMS is guest management for housing societies and communities. Every visitor, delivery and worker is approved, logged and seen out, with no ads and no guesswork at the gate.
In development. Societies interested in an early pilot, get in touch.
The visit, end to end
From invite to exit, nothing is left open.
Invite
The resident sends a code and QR by SMS, WhatsApp, link or email.
Arrive
The visitor enters the code at the gate, and the guard confirms who they are.
Approve
The resident approves on their phone. A person releases the barrier.
Exit
The visit is closed on the way out, so the ledger always balances.
When nobody answers
The guard never has to guess.
'Approved in the app' means nothing if the gate can't act on it. GMS climbs a clear ladder until someone, or the society's own rule, decides.
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Resident's phone
An approval card arrives on the household's phones.
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A call
No answer? The household gets a call.
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A delegate
Still nothing? A person the resident chose decides.
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The society's rule
Last, the society's own default applies: hold, collection point, supervised entry or deny.
What we're building
Designed with guards, residents and workers in mind.
Face recognition
Known faces recognised at the gate: residents, staff and regular workers.
Person tracking
Follow where a visitor goes after the gate, on the society's own cameras.
Blind delivery codes
A one-time code tied to the order, which the guard can't see in advance.
Entry ledger
Every entry with who verified it, and alerts for anything unaccounted for.
Recall a visitor
Residents can withdraw an approval even after the visitor is inside.
Emergency mode
A roll-call of who is inside, when it matters most.
Fair for workers
A credential for domestic workers, with no fees and no ratings.
Ready for outages
Defined offline and degraded modes, so the gate keeps working.
Be among the first societies on GMS.
Join the waitlist, and tell us about your gate: how many flats, how many guards, and what goes wrong today.