The gate log, read by an AI that never dozes off.
Gate AI reads every entry, delivery, patrol scan, booking and bill in your society. It answers questions in plain language, writes the morning brief and flags the few things that need a person to look.
11 entries for B-304 between Mon 6 and Sun 12. Most were daily help and one courier. One visitor came after 22:00.
| When | Who | How they got in |
|---|---|---|
| Daily, 06:40 | Lakshmi (cook) | Daily help · 6 of 7 days |
| Tue 19:12 | Courier · parcel | Left at gate by resident |
| Thu 18:30 | Mr. Joshi | Pre-approved pass |
| Sat 22:41 | Walk-in visitor | Approved on phone by resident |
Nine things Gate AI does at your society
Each one works on top of the modules you already use. Nothing new for guards or residents to learn.
Unusual pattern alerts
One visitor at several flats, a pass reused on many days, a round finished too fast to be walked. Flagged for a person to check.
Ask Gate AI
Committee members ask questions in plain English or Hindi and get answers built from the society's own records, with the entries shown.
Morning brief
At 07:00 the committee gets a short summary of the night: entries, missed checkpoints, flagged visits, waiting parcels.
Voice entry for guards
Guards speak the entry in Hindi or English. Gate AI fills the type, flat and vehicle, and the guard confirms.
Number plate reading
A camera at the boom barrier reads plates. Resident vehicles enter on their own, visitor vehicles are matched to passes.
Rule suggestions
Gate AI notices routine answers and offers a standing rule: you allowed groceries 18 times this month, always allow?
Complaint triage
New complaints are categorised, routed to the right person and merged when several flats report the same problem.
Dues and demand forecasts
Which flats tend to pay late and when to remind them, which amenity slots fill first and when to open more.
Patrol route advice
Checkpoints that are missed again and again are spotted, with a suggestion to change the route or the timing.
The night, in five lines, at 07:00
Nobody on the committee reads 200 log entries before breakfast. Gate AI does, and sends the secretary and the facility manager only what changed or needs a decision.
- Entries, exits and people still inside
- Missed or rushed patrol checkpoints
- Visits that look unusual, with the entries attached
- Parcels, complaints and dues that need follow-up
- One suggestion for the day, when there is one
Guards speak. Gate AI fills the entry.
At the 10:00 delivery rush, typing slows the gate down. Guards hold the mic button and say the entry the way they would say it to a colleague. Gate AI fills the form and the guard confirms with one tap.
Number plates read at the barrier
When residents drive back in the evening, a camera at the boom barrier reads the plate. Registered resident vehicles go straight in. Visitor vehicles are matched to their pass, and unknown vehicles wait for the guard.
- 20:14Camera
Reads the plate
Even at night, from a standard IP camera at plate height.
- 20:14Gate AI
Matches it to a flat or a pass
Resident vehicle, visitor with a pass, or unknown.
- 20:14Barrier
Opens for known vehicles
Unknown vehicles are shown to the guard to handle as a visitor.
Gate AI inside every module
Each module has its own AI features, built around the job that module does.
The limits we built into Gate AI
An AI at a residential gate has to earn trust. These rules are part of the product, not settings we might change later.
A person decides
Gate AI suggests, summarises and flags. Allowing, denying, blocking and escalating stay with guards, residents and the committee.
Every answer shows its sources
Alerts and answers list the log entries they are based on, so anyone can check the reasoning in seconds.
No face recognition
Gate AI does not identify people from their faces. Plate reading is limited to vehicles and can be switched off.
Your data stays your society's
Records from one society are never used to answer questions for another, and are never sold or used for advertising.
Each feature can be switched off
The committee turns every Gate AI feature on or off separately, from the committee desk.
Same retention rules
Gate AI only reads what the society keeps. When records pass their retention period, they are gone for Gate AI too.
Questions committees ask about Gate AI
01Is Gate AI included in every plan?
Unusual pattern alerts are included in every plan. Ask Gate AI, the morning brief, voice entry and rule suggestions come with Tower and Township. Number plate reading is part of Township and needs a camera at each barrier.
02Can Gate AI deny someone entry on its own?
No. Gate AI never allows, denies or blocks anyone. The only automatic entry is a resident vehicle whose plate is registered to a flat, and the committee can turn that off.
03How accurate are the alerts?
Alerts are written as questions for a guard or supervisor, for example "this visitor has gone to 3 flats tonight, please check". Each one shows the entries behind it. Supervisors can mark an alert as not useful, and that alert type then fires less often for your society.
04Which languages does it understand?
Ask Gate AI and voice entry work in English and Hindi, including mixed Hindi and English as guards usually speak it.
05What camera do we need for number plate reading?
A standard IP camera facing the barrier lane at plate height, with a clear view at night. During setup we check your existing cameras and tell you if any can be reused.
Let Gate AI read your first night.
Start the 30-day trial with Gate AI switched on. Your first morning brief arrives the day after your guards go live.