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A modular access-control platform for sites that cannot rely on the internet.

The local server decides, opens, and logs access even without a connection.

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Customer console overview: faults and sites at a glance.

The problem

Anyone securing access today buys a separate system per access type, each with its own user list and contact.

  • A departing employee must be blocked in three systems, and often stays active in at least one.
  • There is no shared log, so nobody can answer who was on site last Tuesday between six and eight.
  • When the internet line fails, cloud-based systems leave the gate stuck.

Decisions made on site

The local server decides, opens, and logs even when the connection has been down for weeks. The cloud manages and evaluates, and never sits in the decision path.

One permission record

Whoever is blocked is blocked everywhere: at the barrier, at the door, in the log. Vehicle, badge, and person are proofs of the same permission.

License plates in Iraq

Standard products read Iraqi plates poorly: Arabic numerals, province names as part of the text, and varying formats.

Plates read with letter and province name, recorded per movement (demo data).

Modules per site

Vehicle access is the first module, available today.

Planned, without a date:

  • RFID doors
  • Camera surveillance
  • further modules

What GateOS is not

  • Not a video management system: no continuous recording, no video search, no face matching.
  • No time tracking and no payroll.
  • Not a personnel system: GateOS reconciles staff data instead of owning it.
  • No building automation: no lighting, no ventilation, no heating.
Person record: credentials, permissions and movements of one person.

Who it is for

Local and regional administrations, ministries, hospitals, and industrial or logistics sites with fenced grounds.

Per customer

1-20sites

50-5,000authorized people

How it works

  1. Install the server on site and connect the barrier and cameras.

  2. Add people, vehicles and permissions in the console.

  3. The server decides and logs instantly, even without internet.

  4. Reports and alerts sync once a connection is available.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work without internet?

Yes. The server on site decides and logs locally, even offline for weeks.

How fast is a site up and running?

Most sites are set up within days, depending on the barrier and local network.

What happens during a power cut?

An uninterruptible power supply keeps the server and barrier running through the outage.