Gatehouse

A building's security is a system of small permissions — who may enter, when, which door, on whose authority. Gatehouse is the surface that keeps that system in order without turning a lobby into a checkpoint.

Access-control software is usually built for the installer, not the person who runs the building day to day. The task was to make a serious security system legible to the people who actually operate it.

We designed around the operator's real questions — who is in the building, what just happened at that door, how do I grant or revoke access now — and made the answers reachable in a tap, with the audit trail kept honest underneath.

The live state of the building leads; configuration sits behind it. Every grant and revocation is logged and attributable. Alerts are ranked so the one that matters is not lost in the ones that do not.

A calm control surface: the building's doors and zones at a glance, a clear record of what happened where, and access changes made without a manual open on the desk.

A security system the building's own people can run — precise where it must be, quiet the rest of the time.