Your barrier opens from your phone, but your spouse, parents or a friend are left out. Adding every number to the barrier's whitelist means paperwork with the management company — and a physical fob for each person. There is an easier way.
Install once, then hand out keys
Put Entrixy on the phone that already opens your barrier. From there you send access to anyone by a single link — they open from their own phone, with no account and no hardware of their own.
Family gets a permanent key, guests — a temporary one
Give household members a standing key. For a guest, a courier or a one-time visitor, send a key that expires on its own. Everyone opens the same barrier, each with their own access.
Revoke access in one tap
Changed your mind, or someone moved out? Revoke their key instantly — no need to change codes or collect fobs. You always see who has access.
Works with the barrier you already have
A GSM barrier that opens on a call, an online controller, or Bluetooth — Entrixy shares access over whatever your barrier already uses. Nothing to replace.
How to share access
- Install Entrixy on the phone that opens your barrier and add the barrier as an object.
- Create a key — permanent for family, time-limited for guests.
- Send the link. The other person opens the barrier from their phone.
Preguntas frecuentes
Do family members need to buy anything?
No. They open the barrier from their own phone by the link you send — no account and no hardware required.
Can I give temporary access to a guest or courier?
Yes. Issue a time-limited key; it expires on its own, so you do not have to remember to remove it.
How do I take access away?
Revoke the key in one tap. The person loses access immediately, with no need to change codes or collect fobs.
Do I need to add each person to the barrier whitelist?
No. Only your phone is set up with the barrier; everyone else opens through the key you share, so the whitelist stays clean.
Is sharing access safe?
Keys are end-to-end encrypted and revocable; the server never sees your barrier number or who you shared it with.