
Apartments and shared entrances
Useful for shared entryways where a fixed camera can quickly create friction.

Your QR code opens a mobile web intercom. Visitors can add their name and start a temporary audio or video call from the browser, without a camera continuously aimed at the hallway.
A traditional video doorbell often records more than your own visitor. Knockly moves the camera to the visitor's phone and only starts after a scan, an action and consent.
All you need is a printable code and a browser.
Print a neat sticker or compact card for the door, entrance or desk.
The mobile web page opens immediately. No app, account or phone number.
You see who is ringing and choose video, audio, message or decline.
Camera and microphone are only active during this deliberate contact moment.
Package for apartment 1A
Use Knockly anywhere you want to be reachable without mounting a permanent camera.

Useful for shared entryways where a fixed camera can quickly create friction.

Let visitors ring digitally without adding hardware next to the door.

Move or revoke the code when the location, tenant or access situation changes.
Knockly avoids a permanently aimed camera. The visitor consciously rings and only grants camera or microphone access when needed.
1. Scan the QR code
2. Add your name if helpful
3. Tap Ring
Download a plain QR code, instruction sticker or compact print card. The text explains that no app is needed and camera/microphone are only used after consent.
Pick a package with limits that are enforced in the app. Stripe Checkout handles paid subscriptions.
For testing Knockly at one entrance with a minimal monthly allowance.
per month · annual billing includes two months free
For households, apartments and small shared entrances.
per month · annual billing includes two months free
For offices, practices and managed residential locations.
per month · annual billing includes two months free
The MVP uses secure cookies, hashed passwords, server-side authorization, rate limiting, temporary tokens, CSP/HSTS through the proxy, Stripe billing and a database audit log. TURN and SMTP can be activated with environment variables.
No. The visitor scans the QR code and uses a regular mobile web page.
No. The QR code is printed material; only the phones and web app use power.
Not by default. Recordings are only prepared as an optional feature with explicit consent and retention settings.
Yes. Residents can answer with audio only when video is not needed or not wanted.
Yes. Paid plans let an owner or admin add existing Knockly accounts to the organization.
The call expires automatically and the visitor can leave a text message.
Yes. A door code can be revoked and replaced by a new secure code.
A copy can be scanned again, but you can revoke codes, set scan limits and block abuse.
Yes, via Safari over HTTPS. Push notifications follow the usual iOS PWA limits.
Yes, via modern Android browsers such as Chrome and Edge.
Yes. The visitor can ring or leave a short text message.
Yes. Free starts with 1 door; Wonen and Business raise the limits.
Yes. Rename, pause or download the QR code again for a new location.
Knockly can be a more privacy-friendly alternative because there is no permanent camera in the hallway or at the facade. The user remains responsible for correct use in their situation.