A fob.
Lost, copied, borrowed.
GateKeypers
Where buildings
recognize people.
Not plastic.
Gate recognizes the person at a care home’s front door.
Nothing to carry. Nothing to wear. And it keeps the record.
- No fobs.
- No keycards.
- No bracelets.
No care home live yet.
And it remembers.Every time Gate decides, it writes it down.
- Who
- came through
- When
- to the minute
- Why
- it opened, or stayed locked
You pull up the record.
Every resident in a care home is someone’s
mother. father. brother.
grandmother. sister.
And every one of them lives behind your front door.
Today, the front door
decides by plastic.
A keycard.
Ditto.
Sign-in sheet
A bracelet.
She wears it day and night. Even in the shower.
Now picture the same door.
Gate knows whether the door
should open for her.
A resident walks up. Nobody gets paged. Nobody has to run.
What goes on your door.
Gate
The reader at your door.
Gate and GateSense are built.
GateSense
Two sensing modules.
And it remembers.Every time Gate decides, it writes it down.
- Who
- came through
- When
- to the minute
- Why
- it opened, or stayed locked
You pull up the record.
Who. When. Why.
The record
Every time Gate decides, it writes it down.
Our story
“The first person GateKeypers recognized was my mother.”
It’s in my home, today. She doesn’t carry a fob. She doesn’t wear anything.
Vino KandasamyFounder & CEO
Our storyThe record
And it remembers.
The family
Whoever calls. Whenever they call. Whatever they ask. You pull up the record.
And it remembers.Every time Gate decides, it writes it down.
- Who
- came through
- When
- to the minute
- Why
- it opened, or stayed locked
You pull up the record.
For your facilities manager
We need power and a network.
That’s the whole install.
The lock stays. No construction. No corridor closure.
How a pilot worksWant to see it first?
We’ll put one on
your front door.
Free, for 90 days.
Book 20 minutes
Give me twenty minutes
at your front door.
I’ll come to you.