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Every guest gets their own code. It expires when they leave.

Keyless entry, guest Wi-Fi and noise monitoring for rentals – without ever putting a camera inside the property.

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Booking confirmedISSUED WITH THE STAYCheck-inIT STARTS WORKINGCheckoutIT STOPS WORKINGCleaners and tradesTHEIR OWN CODESNO LOCKBOX AND NO KEY HANDOVER
Booking confirmedISSUED WITH THE STAYCheck-inIT STARTS WORKINGCheckoutIT STOPS WORKINGCleaners and tradesTHEIR OWN CODESNO LOCKBOX AND NO KEY HANDOVER

The code belongs to the booking rather than to the door, so nothing has to be changed or collected between guests.

Turnover day is where rentals actually break

A lockbox code gets shared, photographed and reused. Changing it between every booking is a job somebody has to remember on a day that is already full.

Meanwhile the cleaners need in on Tuesday, the pool service on Thursday, and the guest arrives at four whether or not anybody answered their message.

Tying entry to the booking removes the whole task. Nobody hands over a key and nobody meets anybody at the door.

Where to go next

What a rental needs, page by page

These cover a stay from the booking arriving to the cleaners leaving.

What you get

What gets installed on a rental property

The specification is different from a house someone lives in, because the people using it change every few days.

Entry tied to the booking

A code per stay, issued when the booking is made and dead at checkout. Cleaners and maintenance get their own codes on their own schedules.

No interior cameras

Cameras go outside only. What covers the inside is noise and occupancy sensing, which reports a level rather than a recording.

Guest Wi-Fi kept apart

Guests get a network that reaches the whole property and touches none of the door hardware or the sensors.

It keeps working when the line does not

Cellular backup takes over automatically, so a guest arriving during an outage still gets in.

Built for salt air

Exterior hardware and mounting screws on the beach properties are specified differently from inland ones.

Several properties, one login

Codes, cameras and alerts for every property you run, from the same place.

The parts

What a rental property ends up with

Grouped by the part of the stay each one covers, from the front door to the internet behind it.

Getting guests in

Everything one door needs, in and out, as a single kit

The everyday reader – badge, phone or a tap to enter

The controller behind one door, holding the codes and the schedule

Wi-Fi that holds up

Ceiling-mounted, for open rooms and hallways

Replaces a wall outlet, and puts wired ports back where it sits

Routing and Wi-Fi in one small box, sized for a single property

For an outbuilding or a dock, where no cable reaches

Outside only

At the front door – two-way audio, and a second view of the step

Fixed view down a fence line or a straight approach

The general view – a yard, a drive, one side of the house

Knowing what’s going on

Flags vaping and tracks the air, without recording anybody

Tells you a door or a window opened, on battery for years

Water on a floor, and a room drifting too warm or too cold

Staying online

Cellular backup that takes over on its own, the faster of the two

Cellular backup for one property, running off a single powered port

How it works

How the work runs

01

A look at the property

Which doors matter, where the cameras can point without covering an interior, and what the Wi-Fi has to reach.

02

The install

Door hardware, exterior cameras, sensors and the network, in one visit where the schedule allows it.

03

Wired to your bookings

Codes issued and retired against the booking, so the work disappears into the process you already run.

04

Handover

You, and whoever manages the turnovers, shown how codes are issued and how an alert is read.

Questions we get asked

What covers the inside of the property?

Noise and occupancy sensors, which report levels rather than record anyone. It is what the platforms allow and what guests are comfortable walking into.

How do guests get in?

A code tied to the booking. It starts at check-in and stops working at checkout, with separate codes for cleaners and maintenance on their own schedules.

Can I monitor for parties without filming anyone?

Yes. Noise and occupancy sensors report a level, not a recording, so you get an alert that something is escalating with no video of the inside of the house.

What if the internet goes down between guests?

A cellular backup takes over automatically, so door codes and guest Wi-Fi keep working while the line is restored.

Do you work on the beach properties?

Yes – Folly Beach, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, Kiawah and downtown Charleston. Exterior specification out there is different from inland and gets quoted that way.

Can one login cover several properties?

Yes. Codes, cameras and alerts for every property you run are managed from the same place.

Which properties are you running?

Tell us where they are and what is already installed. We quote the equipment and the installation together.

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