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Version 1.1

Version 1.1 adds tools for the estate’s security team, support for more gate hardware, and features for everyday estate life.

  • Overstay alerts. A visitor still inside after their pass ends, plus a grace period the estate sets, is reported to the host and the security admins. Guards see overstayers first on Inside.
  • Live event guest count. An event’s page counts guests in and out as they arrive.
  • Emergency mode. Security admins start a lockdown or an evacuation from the dashboard; everyone is alerted and the gates change what they allow until it ends.
  • Incident log. Guards report incidents with photos from the gate phone; admins work through the register and export it.
  • Shift handover. Guards leave a note for the next shift at the same gate; admins see every shift.
  • Contractor permits. Residents ask for permits for work crews; the estate approves them, and guards check the crew by name.
  • Resident vehicles and tags. Residents register their cars; the estate approves them and issues tags that open the gate, even offline.
  • Wiegand readers and keypads on the gate controller, alongside USB readers.
  • Number-plate cameras open for approved resident cars and visitors booked with that plate.
  • The estate hub. Controllers at different gates share what they let in, so offline decisions hold across gates.
  • Arrears policy. Estates can limit bookings for homes that are well behind on dues.
  • Polls, a helpdesk for residents’ requests, and a directory of vetted artisans with ratings.
  • Electricity. Residents buy prepaid electricity tokens in the app.
  • USSD. Residents without a smartphone book visitors by dialling the estate’s short code.