Gate Starter

Still sharing gate remotes around the family?

Use the motor you already have. Open your gate through LINE, send access to the people who need it, and keep a timeline of what happened. No new gate required.

Available worldwide. Assisted installation in Thailand.

Trusted Access

Give access without giving away the whole place.

A guest, a rider, or an employee gets only the access they need, for only as long as they need it. No copied remotes. No awkward handoffs.

Available worldwide. Assisted installation in Thailand.

Place Awareness

A place can start noticing the little things.

Begin with a gate. Add lights, sensors, or routines when you`re ready. HomeLog notices what matters, asks first when unsure, and never does more than you allow.

Available worldwide. Assisted installation in Thailand.

Quiet Care

Care that stays quiet until it matters.

Your place can remember routines, notice changes, and speak up only when it should. Helpful when needed. Invisible the rest of the time.

Available worldwide. Assisted installation in Thailand.

Coming home, the easy part

You pull up to your gate, and your phone asks if you'd like it open. You tap yes, the lights and gate come on, and after a beat it settles. No fumbling for a remote in the dark, no getting out in the rain. Your home simply knew you were back.

Already working in a real home in Thailand. HomeLog asks first, every time, and the decision stays yours.

When you book installation
  1. We talk first
  2. We come see the place
  3. We install it for you
  4. We look after it with you
Book installation

It's not just your gate. It's the same place, any way in.

The right person can get in at the right time, on their own, while you are somewhere else. Here are four that already work today.

Coming home

You pull up to your gate, your phone asks if you want it open, you tap yes, and the lights and gate come on. You never fumble for the remote again.

A parcel arriving

You send the delivery person one link. They let themselves in, drop the parcel, and the way in closes behind them. No one has to be home to watch the door.

An employee starting the day

The morning crew opens the warehouse themselves and gets to work. You don't drive over to unlock it, and no one has to stand guard.

A guest checking in

Your guest lets themselves in when they arrive, and their way in ends when their stay does. No key handoff, no waiting around for them.

It starts with who comes and goes, and HomeLog will sense more over time.

Start with what you have

No big setup. Pick where you are now, and let your place have its first real moment.

Just a place

A door, a gate, a room. The right person gets in at the right time, and you don't have to be there.

A gate

You drive up, and your home asks before it opens the gate. You're still the one who decides, and you stop fumbling for the remote.

Some lights

Your home knows you're back, and welcomes you with the lights already on.

A shop

An employee opens up on their own and gets to work, and no one has to stand guard.

A garden

Let someone in to water and tend it, just for the time they need, and the way in closes after.

The first real moment is simple. One place, one way in, and it starts from there.

Start with a place →

Start now, grow into it.

Today

Today, we still come and install it ourselves, in Thailand.

Pathum Thani, Bangkok & Nonthaburi. Chiang Mai by appointment.

  • We come and see the real place
  • We install it and set it up ready
  • We're still here to talk after
Book installation
Next

Do it yourself, or for your street.

  • A DIY handbook is on the way
  • Standard parts, nothing locked in
  • Do it yourself, or help your neighbours do theirs
Tell me when it's ready →
Later

Offline and open, truly yours.

  • Runs offline, no subscription
  • Open source, yours to keep
  • Works even with the internet off
Follow the build →

Let your home, shop, or business look after itself a little more, and know when to ask you first.

Let your home, shop, or business look after itself a little more, and know when to ask you first.