Trust-first colour
Deep forest green signals security. Amber is reserved for money, and red is used only for SOS — so an emergency never blends into anything else.
Gatify gives residents, guards and the estate office one shared record of who comes in, what’s owed and who needs help — so the gate stops being the place where trust breaks down.
Most estates already have rules, guards and a residents’ association. What they don’t have is a single place where those rules are followed and recorded.
Names scrawled in a book nobody audits. Guards call residents to confirm every guest.
Treasurers post account numbers, residents send screenshots, nobody trusts the balance.
A message that might be read in ten minutes, by someone who may or may not be on duty.
Deep forest green signals security. Amber is reserved for money, and red is used only for SOS — so an emergency never blends into anything else.
Primary actions sit in the lower half of the screen. Codes get their own tab because they're used at the gate, often in a hurry.
Rounded cards, an 8-point grid and consistent icon tiles keep every screen scannable at a glance — for residents, and for guards on a night shift.
The estate is a variable, not a hard-code. One Gatify account can belong to several estates, each with its own gates, rules and access cards.
Residents
Invite guests in seconds, pay dues with a receipt, book the clubhouse, and reach security without searching for a number.
Security
Scan a pass or type a 6-digit code. Validity is checked live, every entry is logged, and SOS alerts arrive with the unit attached.
The estate office
One record of who lives where, who came in, what's owed and what's been paid — with exports the next committee can actually read.
See Gatify running on an estate like yours.
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