One app, four jobs
Most society apps are a resident app with an admin panel bolted on, so the guard ends up with a notebook. Each person here only sees the screens their job needs.
Try it · a closer look
The approval expires. That is the whole design of this card. Tap any answer on it and see what the guard sees.
What it does
Everything below is built. Nothing here is a roadmap item dressed up as a feature.
Pricing
No tiers, no per-module pricing, no per-user charge, no setup fee. A society of forty flats and a society of four hundred pay the same rate.
Privacy
A society's gate log is a record of who visits whom and when, and it is not a dataset to be resold.
Get started
Your committee registers, we verify, and your flats are added before anyone signs in.
01 · AT THE GATE
Approve or deny a visitor from your phone with a photo of who is standing there. Give your help, delivery riders and cab drivers an entry code. Deliveries, a household-staff attendance punch, a vehicle log, and a society watchlist that is checked before any code is accepted.
02 · YOUR BILLS
Your society's own bank account receives the money directly. Perimeter never holds it. On the committee's side: recurring invoice runs, per-head charges like parking, late-fee rules and automatic reminders.
03 · YOUR SOCIETY
Notices from the committee, complaints with a status and a comment thread, polls scoped per resident or per flat, events with RSVPs, and discussion groups. Emergency notices take over the screen, because a notice that can be missed is not an emergency notice.
04 · AMENITIES
Book the clubhouse, the gym or a court against a real availability calendar, with double-booking prevented on the server rather than hoped away. Paid amenities raise an invoice and confirm when it is paid.
05 · THE COMMITTEE'S BOOKS
A dues ledger, expenses and vendor records, AMC expiry tracking, an asset register for the lifts and pumps, sinking funds, a balance sheet, and a financial year the committee can close.
06 · IN AN EMERGENCY
One tap alerts every guard on shift and the whole committee at once, and keeps showing you that it was received. Press and hold the button to try it. Nothing is sent from this page.
07 · YOUR DATA
Delete your account yourself from inside the app, and ask your society's named Grievance Officer for a copy of what is held or a correction. Every gate photo has a retention period attached to it.
Try it · one pass, every checkpoint
Put the number plate on the pass with the guest's name. The same code works at the main gate, parking and your wing lobby, and you can see where your guest has reached on the pass itself.
The guard's side
Four states of one wait. The two that stop everything take the whole screen. On a timeout it says what the society decided, not just that time ran out.
Built for the bad days
Every code is typeable when a camera or a screen is not working.
Two guards scanning the same code at once cannot both let someone in.
Shift handover, so the next guard inherits the queue instead of starting blind.
A request with no reply ends in the outcome your society chose, deny or hold.
The plate on a pass is checked against the society watchlist even when the guard never types it.
The guard app is translated whole into Hindi and Marathi, statuses included.
Try it · close the year
Example figures. Green is money in, red is money out. Direction only, never an alarm.
Per-head charges like parking, late-fee rules and reminders, set once.
Every payment against a vendor record, with the bill attached.
Kept apart from the running account, with a balance sheet to show it.
Day book, bill register and balance sheet, as Excel or print.
Try it · move the slider
Gate, billing, community, amenities, the committee's books, SOS and the privacy tools.
Owners, tenants, the committee, guards and facility staff. Nobody is a paid seat.
Maintenance is paid into your society's own bank account. Perimeter never holds it.
No advertising or analytics SDK in the build. The subscription is the business model.
Questions treasurers ask
No. There is no setup fee. We set the flats up with you before anyone signs in.
No. The count is occupied flats, not every flat in the building.
No. Every role is included: owners, tenants, the whole committee, your guards and your facility staff.
Never. Residents pay into your society's own bank account. Card details are entered in the bank's own payment screen and never reach us.
Your data is exportable the day you leave. The books export to Excel already, for the AGM.
The subscription is the business model. There is no advertising or analytics SDK in the build, and the gate log is not a dataset to be resold.
Card details are entered in your bank's own payment screen and never reach us.
Your rights, in the app
In the app under Settings. There is also a page for it that works without installing anything.
How to delete your account →Through your society's named Grievance Officer. Your society has 30 days to answer.
Itemised at signup rather than bundled into one checkbox.
Crash diagnostics are processed by Sentry with personal data stripped before it leaves your phone. We say so here rather than claiming your data is never shared with anyone, because that would not be true.
How onboarding works
At app.perimeter.co.in, with the society's name and city.
So a society on Perimeter is the society it says it is.
Wings, flats and the members list, before anyone signs in.
Residents, guards and staff each land on the screens their job needs.
Contact
If you live in a society
Bills, gate rules, a visitor who was turned away, a charge you disagree with: those are your society's decisions. We run the software; your committee runs the building.
If the app itself is broken, write to us directly.
support@perimeter.co.inIf you are on a committee
Getting set up, importing a members list, a question about billing before you commit, or something in the accounts that does not look right. Tell us your society's name and city and we can look at the same screen you are.
support@perimeter.co.inVijay Joisar
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Working days, IST. There is no phone line: a number nobody picks up is worse than an address that gets read.
Tell us before anyone else. Include what you did, what you saw, and roughly when.