QRXS

Homes

Your house. Your gate.
No more intercom hardware.

Anyone at your gate scans the QR plate and reaches you on their own phone — a call, a ping or a message, whichever you allow. You answer in the app and open the gate.

The visitor They arrive, they scan

Anyone at your gate scans the plate with their phone camera. No app to install, no keypad code to remember.

QR plate Your plate, your gate

Printed from the app at any size. Stick it where the intercom panel used to be — no power, no wiring.

Controller Your existing gate motor

A controller connects to the motor you already have — add it by its serial number and open the gate from the app.

The resident You answer from anywhere

The call rings on your phone — see who it is, talk, and slide to open. Your number stays private.

Hover or tap a marker — its description slides into focus below.

The visitor's side

What happens when someone scans

No app, no account, no keypad code — this is the whole experience from the visitor's phone.

A visitor's phone camera scanning the QR plate mounted on a gate post

The plate at your gate is just a printed QR — no power, no wiring. Any phone camera reads it and the visitor lands on your unit's page in their browser. Nothing to download, no account to create; it works the same for a delivery driver as for your in-laws.

The visitor's phone showing the home's registry: John, The Smiths, Unit 4

The visitor sees your unit's registry: the display names you've chosen to list, and nothing else. "John", "Unit 4", "The Smiths" — your call. Your phone number, email and address are never part of the page.

The visitor tapping the call button, with ping and message options beside it

From the registry they tap call, ping or message — only the options you've enabled appear. The call relays from their phone through QRXS to your app; no numbers are exchanged in either direction.

The resident answering a Front Gate incoming call from a beach chair

The call rings in the QRXS app wherever you are — kitchen, office or another timezone. See that it's the gate, answer, and talk it through. Not available? Visitors can leave a message if you've allowed it.

Slide to open on the resident's phone as the driveway gate slides open

With a controller wired to your gate motor, you slide to open right from the call screen. The gate opens, the visit is stamped in your access history — and the visitor never saw a number, a code or a key.

Set up in an afternoon

From app store to working gate

Step 01

Create your home in the app

Download QRXS, sign up with your email, and create your unit. That's the whole admin setup.

Step 02

Print your QR plate

Print it from the app at any size and mount it where the intercom panel used to be.

Step 03

Take the first call

A visitor scans, you answer. Add a controller (by its serial number) and the gate opens from the same screen.

What you control

Run the whole thing from your phone

Contact options

Call, ping or message

You decide how visitors can reach you — enable calls, pings and messages per your preference.

Household

Invite your household

Send an invite link to your spouse or tenants. When they accept, the access card lands in their app.

Passes

Visitor passes

Give the plumber a pass for Tuesday morning. Time-windowed, schedule-gated, revocable any moment.

Privacy

Your number stays yours

Visitors see the display name you choose — "John", not your phone number. Calls route through the app.

Put a QR plate on your gate this weekend

Download the app, create your home and print your plate — or ask us anything first.