Parisar

For residents

Your society's app should leave you alone

You did not choose this app; your committee did. So it owes you something: answer the gate in three seconds, stay silent the rest of the time, and never be a way for someone to keep an eye on you.

Quiet evenings

During quiet hours only a genuine emergency can make a sound. Notices wait for the morning digest. Nothing in the app is trying to bring you back.

Three seconds at the gate

One card, two buttons. Pre-approve people you expect. Set a standing rule for when you cannot answer, so the guard never has to guess.

Tenants are residents

If you rent, you get the full app — not a limited account your landlord manages. Your landlord cannot see your visitors, your staff, or when you come and go.

Your data, your exit

Export everything you have in the app whenever you want. Delete your account in one tap — no committee approval, no cooling-off period, no email negotiation.

Questions residents actually ask

Can my landlord see who visits me?
No. The visitor log of a rented home belongs to the household living in it. The owner sees the flat's dues and documents, not its guests.
Will the committee see my location?
There is no location tracking in Parisar, for residents, staff or guards. The app records gate events, not movements.
Will I get advertisements?
No. There is no ad slot in the product and no partner offers. Your society's subscription is the only money involved.
Do I have to give my domestic worker's fingerprint?
Never. Parisar does not collect biometrics from anyone, and no society can enable it.
I own one flat and rent another. Two apps?
One account. Switch homes from the top of the screen; each home keeps its own notices, staff and gate rules.