LobbyLink is a browser-based intercom for a building. Residents call the guard desk from the phone already in their pocket, and the guard can reach any unit from one console. A visitor at the gate scans a printed QR and talks to the tenant directly. No handsets on the wall, no wiring to pull, no app for anyone to install.
Residents, the guard desk and the admin each get the view they actually need — nothing more.
This is the part that matters if your building has no lobby desk at all.
Admin creates a gate, prints the QR, and it goes at eye level where a rider can reach it without opening the gate.
They see the unit numbers, tap one, and ring it. No app, no sign-in, no guard needed.
Voice, or one of six fixed messages — Delivery at your gate — straight into their chat, pushed to their phone.
Anyone who photographs the code at your gate can ring your tenants from anywhere. That is mitigated, not eliminated: quiet hours switch calling off overnight, every session is rate limited and logged with an IP, and you can rotate the code in one click. For a 10-unit building that is a fair trade. For a 400-unit tower on a public street you want a keypad code instead — tell us and we will say so.
With a guard desk, someone is sitting at the console. With a gate QR, the tenant is in their room with a locked phone — and a closed browser cannot ring. Web Push fixes that. On Android Chrome it works with the browser fully closed. On iPhone it only works if the page is added to the Home Screen — an Apple restriction, not something we can code around, and we would rather you heard it from us now.
Tell us your unit count and how many guard desks you run, and we will come back with a real number and an early-access slot.
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