Bengaluru · India-wide platform

Apartment visitor management & society app for Bengaluru

Whitefield, Sarjapur, Electronic City, and North Bengaluru gated communities run DGate for gate passes, resident approvals, and staff entry records.

Tech-forward residents expect a tech-forward gate

Bengaluru apartment residents already live on apps. Asking them to answer intercom calls or sign paper slips at the gate feels broken. DGate matches the expectation: a push notification, one tap, visitor allowed.

For associations, that also means clean data — who entered, which flat approved, and when they left.

  • QR passes residents can share on WhatsApp before guests arrive
  • Cab, delivery, and cook entries logged by category
  • Housekeeping and maintenance staff tracked with entry history
  • Searchable logs for association audits and incident reviews

Works for large gated communities and small apartment blocks

DGate scales from a 40-flat apartment to a multi-phase gated township with several gates and rotating guard agencies. Role-based access keeps guards, residents, and admins on separate views.

Remote setup, quick go-live

Flat lists are imported, admins are configured, and guards are trained over video. Bengaluru societies typically go live within days of the demo.

Common questions

Can DGate replace our current visitor register and intercom flow?

Yes. Guards register visitors on the app and residents approve from their phone, so the register and intercom calls are no longer the primary workflow.

Do residents need to be online at the gate?

Residents approve through push notifications on the DGate app. Guards can also register a walk-in with photo and purpose if a resident is unreachable, keeping the entry on record.

Is DGate limited to Bengaluru?

No. DGate is used by societies across India. This page answers questions specific to Bengaluru apartment associations.