Know when someone is in after hours.
One box per floor reads your own working hours. Activity outside them is logged with the time, and you get an email if you want one.
Tuesday, 23:05. Floor 2 is closed.
activity outside hours
Floor 2
Movement at 23:05. Hours ended at 18:00, and nobody has checked in.
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Nobody sees the office at night.
Your hours say when the floor should be empty. Nothing tells you if it is.
The office closes at six.
You can't tell if anyone stayed.
The weekend should be quiet.
You can't tell if someone came in, or for how long.
A contractor is booked for the evening.
You can't tell when they arrived or left.
Three steps. No app.
Plug it in.
Any socket at the place. It joins the WiFi in a few minutes.
Tell it what to expect.
Set your hours, one row per day. Anything outside them is logged.
Hear from it when something's different.
An email arrives. Answer with one tap.
What you see.
Your hours are the schedule.
Activity outside them is logged and, if you choose, emailed at once.
The last visit.
When it started and how long it lasted. A contractor checking in is labelled, not an alert.
Hard to quietly switch off.
Unplugging a box leaves a timestamped record. A network outage doesn't stop it sensing.
Staff are told.
We give you the wording. Workplaces disclose the box to their staff.
One alert, and the record behind it.
Answer in one tap. The answer and the reading stay in the log.
Two boxes on a floor confirm each other. A walk-through shows which corners they reach.
Sixty days. One box. $79, refunded.
We're starting with ten to twenty places. You try it at yours, and you talk to the founder directly.
What's in the box
- The unit — a prototype in a case
- A USB-C cable and a wall plug
- A printed setup card
- Your account for sixty days
- A direct line to the founder
- The pilot price, locked in