Gate & visitors
Expected guests, delivery flows, cab entries, gate passes that work offline, and an auditable log the committee actually reads.
A community platform, built in India
The society runs itself. Quietly.
Parisar handles the gate, the households, the staff register, safety, notices and billing for a residential society — and it does it without ever turning your residents into an audience. Your society pays a subscription. That fee is our entire business.
One business model, stated plainly
A society pays a transparent per-home subscription. There is no second business underneath it — nothing that earns money from residents' attention, movements or contact details.
This matters because a resident cannot switch societies over a bad app. A captive audience is easy to monetise, and in this category it usually is. We built the refusal into the architecture instead of into a policy paragraph.
The flagship loop
A visitor at the gate, answered in three seconds
No phone call, no shouting over a bad line, no guard guessing. The guard raises the visitor, the resident answers on a card, the guard sees the answer. Offline included.
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STEP 01 · GUARD TABLET
The guard raises the visitor
Name, purpose, flat. Two taps on a cheap tablet, one-handed, at night.
GATE 1 · 21:14
Ramesh K. — delivery
To B-704 · Sharma household
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STEP 02 · RESIDENT PHONE
The resident answers a card
One screen, two buttons, no app tour. Any adult in the household can answer.
VISITOR AT GATE 1
Ramesh K.
Delivery · waiting
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STEP 03 · GATE
The answer lands at the gate
Recorded once, in the visitor log the committee can audit. Nothing else is inferred from it.
ANSWERED · 2.4s
Allowed by B-704
Pass valid until 22:14
When the internet is down, the tablet still verifies a visitor pass cryptographically and queues the events until the connection returns. A gate that stops working is not a gate.
Four areas, one system of record
Households & residents
Owners and tenants as equal residents, one account across several homes, and a clean handover when a flat changes hands.
Staff & safety
A staff register without biometrics or ratings, SOS that reaches the right people first, and a fire-alarm path that does not depend on someone's phone being unmuted.
Notices & billing
Maintenance invoices, receipts and dues on one ledger; notices with a declared priority so a lift outage and a yoga class never arrive the same way.
Quiet by design
Every notification has a ceiling
Each message type declares how loudly it may ever reach a resident. Quiet hours are enforced by the platform, not by each feature remembering to be polite — and nothing can escalate itself to win your attention, because that path does not exist in the code.
Start with one gate and one building
A pilot runs on a single gate for six weeks. If the committee is not convinced, nothing carries over and your data leaves with you.