Smart Doorbell
Your gate rings your phone, not your wall.
Paste a QR plate beside the door. A visitor scans it, verifies their own number, and video-calls whoever is home — wherever they actually are. Your number stays private and every ring is recorded.
A bell that goes where you go
The point of a doorbell is to reach the person inside. That person is not always inside.
Video call from the gate
The visitor’s own phone becomes the camera. You see who is at the door before you decide to open it — or answer it.
Your number stays hidden
Calls run over a relay. A delivery agent, a courier or a stranger at the gate never ends up with your personal number.
Verified visitors
Before the call connects, the visitor confirms their own mobile number — so every ring at your door has a name behind it.
Rings the whole household
Every linked family member is alerted at once and whoever is free picks up, whether they are upstairs or in another city.
A log you can look back at
Time, verified number and the visitor’s own photo for every scan — including the calls nobody answered.
Quiet hours and delivery mode
Mute the bell overnight, or show a drop-off note instead of ringing when you are expecting a package and not company.
Three steps, no wiring
Put the QR at the gate
A weatherproof plate beside the door. No wiring, no drilling and no power supply to arrange.
The visitor scans and verifies
They confirm their mobile number, add a photo if you ask for one, and the call goes out to the household.
You answer from anywhere
Take the video call on your phone at home or at work, talk to whoever is there, and decide what happens next.
Why a plate
beats a box
Nothing to steal or vandalise
A printed plate instead of a camera unit at the gate. If it is damaged or removed, a replacement costs almost nothing.
No wiring or power
Nothing to install into the wall and nothing that stops working during an outage — the visitor’s phone does the work.
Answer when you are out
A locked house still has a working doorbell. Redirect a delivery or tell a guest where to wait without being home.
Fits flats and offices too
One plate per door, or one per unit at the main gate, with each call routed to the right household or desk.
Practical questions
Does the visitor need to install anything?
No. The camera app they already have opens the page, and the call runs in the browser.
What if they have no data at the gate?
The page falls back to a masked voice call over the mobile network, so a weak signal still reaches you.
Can someone spam my doorbell?
Every scan is tied to a verified number, and you can block one permanently in a tap. Repeated unanswered scans are rate-limited automatically.
Can I keep my existing bell?
Yes. Most homes keep the wired bell for guests standing at the door and use the QR for deliveries and for when nobody is home.
A doorbell that works when you are not home.
No wiring, no camera unit, no monthly hardware to maintain. Put the plate up and start taking calls from the gate.