Bespoke access software

Every smart lock ships with an app, and for one house it is fine. It stops being fine at about the point you have several doors, several people, and a reason for access to start and stop on a date somebody else decided.

Then you are typing codes into a phone because a booking came in, or a tenancy started, or a contractor is due on Thursday — and doing it again to take the access away, which is the half people forget.

Access driven by whatever already decides it. A booking system, a tenancy start date, a work order, a staff rota. The code is issued when the thing happens and expires when it stops, without anybody remembering.

Multiple doors and multiple sites in one place, with a record of who was given what. Front door plus room door, where a building needs both. Reporting that answers "who had access to this door in March" without somebody scrolling an app.

The founder built and runs tioo.com, a live platform for short-let operators that integrates directly with TTLock — assigning locks to rooms, nominating a shared front door, and issuing and expiring PINs against bookings automatically.

That is his own product rather than a client project, and we would rather say so plainly than dress it up as a delivery history we do not have. It is the reason we can talk about lock APIs from experience instead of from a brochure.

Not from a price list. Bespoke scope varies too much for one to mean anything. We write a short specification with you, quote a fixed price against it, and if the scope changes the quote changes in writing first.