A guard at a community gate is asked one question more than any other: who let this person in, and who were they here to see? Entry Keep answers it. Every visitor is checked in on the phone or tablet at the gatehouse, tied to the host unit they came to see, and closed out when they leave.

Nothing runs on paper. The visitor downloads no app and creates no account. The record of who arrived, which unit they visited, and which guard opened the gate is written the moment it happens, and it cannot be quietly changed later.

How Entry Keep works for a gated community

Answerable by unit

Define your real apartments or houses as host units, each with a contact. A guard picks the unit from a list instead of typing 4B three different ways, so every visit points at a real resident.

Who is inside the community now

The gatehouse sees a live list of everyone currently inside, longest stay first, ready for a roll call or an end-of-shift check.

Turn away the people you should

Any guard can add someone to the blocklist the moment there is an incident. A blocked person is matched by their identity document, not a name, so a new spelling at the next gate will not earn a clean check-in.

A gate log no one can rewrite

Every check-in, check-out and blocklist action is saved with the guard who did it and the time. The audit trail can only be added to, so a disputed entry has one answer.

Questions

Can a resident let a guest in before they arrive?

Yes. An expected visitor can be pre-booked with the unit and the time, and the arrivals board shows the gatehouse who is due. When the guest reaches the gate, the booking becomes a check-in in one tap, and anyone blocklisted in the meantime is still refused.

Do guards need special hardware at the gate?

No. Entry Keep runs in a web browser on a phone or a wall-mounted tablet you already have. There is nothing to wire in at the gatehouse and no server to run.

Are residents and their guests kept private?

Access to the records is limited to admins, and identity-document numbers are stored only as a one-way hash that no one can read back. A guest is never left on a shared paper logbook on the gate desk.

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