Smarter society living starts at the gate.
Manage visitors, authorize access, follow consent-based journeys, get vehicle arrival alerts, and run your whole residential society from one connected platform.
Watch one visit, gate to doorstep.
Pick a visitor and press play. The map shows what the guard and the resident would see, update by update. The data is simulated so you can see the logic.
Six steps. No register book.
From the resident's invite to the exit timestamp, every visit leaves a clean record the committee can trust.
Today, 6:00 to 9:00 PM.dwaarpass.app/i/7KQ2-B1004
The pass works once per visit and expires at the end of its window. Forwarding a screenshot after that does nothing.
QR scan
Guard's phone camera or a fixed scanner reads the pass.
NFC tap
Needs an NFC reader at the gate and an NFC-capable phone.
Valid pass inside its window. Guard opens the gate.
Walk-in or early arrival. Resident gets an Allow / Deny prompt.
Resident declined, or the pass was revoked.
Entry window has passed. A new invite is needed.
| Visitor | Flat | In | Out | Host |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rahul Sharma | B-1004 | 18:49 | 21:12 | Neha Iyer |
| Food delivery | A-402 | 10:44 | 10:58 | Rohan Mehta |
| Ramesh Kumar | A-402 | 11:20 | 11:31 | Rohan Mehta |
Export any day or month for the committee. Residents see only their own visitors.
Your gate knows before you arrive.
Registered resident cars are recognised as they approach, and the guard sees who it is before the car stops.
- Registered vehicles
- Vehicle-to-flat mapping
- Configurable alert range
- Guard notifications
- Arrival and exit history
- Optional boom barrier link
Know the journey. Respect privacy.
Location sharing is a feature the visitor turns on, for one visit. It is never on by default and never runs in the background.
- The resident can ask for location on a specific invite. It is off unless they do.
- The visitor grants the phone or browser permission themselves, and can see while sharing is active.
- Only the host resident and permitted gate staff can see it, under the society's access rules.
- Sharing stops on arrival, at visit end, or when the time limit runs out. Whichever comes first.
- Saying no is fine. The visitor enters under the society's normal gate policy.
- "Route deviation" appears only when repeated updates put the visitor clearly away from the permitted path.
Verified
Confirmed by hardware the society owns: a gate scan, an NFC tap or a lobby beacon check-in.
Estimated
From the visitor's phone GPS, always shown with its accuracy range, such as ±12 m.
Unavailable
Sharing is off, ended, or the signal dropped indoors. We show the last known point and its time, nothing more.
About floors
Phone GPS cannot reliably tell which floor someone is on. The flat comes from the invite. Floor-level check-ins need indoor beacons or Wi-Fi positioning installed in the tower.
One tap at the gate. One tap at home.
Guards get big plates, big buttons and Hindi labels. Residents get an Allow button that times out on its own.
Visitor queue
Plate search · last 4 digits
Try 5678, 2041 or 9921.
Arriving
Everything after the gate, too.
The committee runs billing, notices and complaints from the same place the guard runs the gate.
Maintenance billing
Monthly bills per flat, UPI collection, reminders and receipts.
Notices & polls
Water cuts, AGM dates and quick votes, read-receipted.
Helpdesk
Plumbing and lift complaints with status and photos.
Amenity booking
Clubhouse, gym and terrace slots without WhatsApp fights.
Daily help & staff
Maids, drivers and cooks check in once and are known at the gate.
Priced per flat, billed to the society.
No charge for guards or visitors. Gate hardware is quoted separately.
Gate
- Invites and QR passes
- Guard app in English and Hindi
- Entry and exit log
- Walk-in approvals
Gate + Society
- Everything in Gate
- Consent-based live journeys
- Maintenance billing and UPI
- Notices, helpdesk, amenities
Connected Gate
- Everything in Gate + Society
- NFC readers and lobby beacons
- Vehicle tags and barrier link
- Multi-gate and multi-society