Gate, lobby, reception, loading bay — wherever a guard stands and a book sits. The guard taps instead of writing, on a rugged tablet that keeps working with no signal. Head office sees every post live, and every entry stays searchable on one audit-grade record.
Wherever a guard stands and a book sits, GateLog replaces the book. The guard is the reader. The tablet is the record. Head office is live.
Where it sits: one tier above the paper book, one below electronic access control. GateLog does not do card readers, electronic locks or turnstiles — at a staffed post your guard is already the reader, and in this market almost every gate and lobby is staffed. We do not replace that judgement; we make what they already do searchable, provable, and visible from head office the moment it happens.
Every property still runs on it. Everyone knows what's wrong with it.
Vehicles, walk-ins, contractors, deliveries, staff — big-button flows a guard learns in minutes, on a rugged tablet that keeps working with zero signal and syncs the moment it returns.
Plate photos read automatically, ID photos on request, incident photos, video and voice notes — fingerprinted, attached to the record, playable at head office.
Live board of who's on the property right now, across every post and every site. Search any name or plate across all history, and read the whole story of any post, person or vehicle.
Watch-listed plate or name at the barrier → the guard is warned before the arm lifts, and the hit is logged and visible at head office. Panic reaches every device on site.
Everything below is built and live — switched on per client with configuration, not development. Fleet is the add-on when you run wheels.
Look for: who's on site now · the staff day board · a watch-list hit · an incident with photo evidence · press ⌘K and search a plate.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own post's reality — then a branded pilot on your property.