DOOR: Smart Access & Control

DOOR: Smart Access & Control

Simple access. Smarter living.

35K ratings
592 reviews
#75 in free Lifestyle
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 4, 2024
  • July 30, 2026

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Manage keyless entry, control smart home devices, and book on-demand services from a single, intuitive application. Designed for residents of modern buildings, it simplifies everyday tasks like unlocking doors, adjusting your environment, and accessing home services.

Keyless door unlocking
Secure access sharing
Remote smart home control
Real-time security alerts
On-demand home service booking
Private access log viewing
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What's New in DOOR

3.8.4

July 30, 2026

Tap a door on your Home tab to jump straight into its settings. More reliable Apple Watch sign-in. Bug fixes and stability improvements.

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Top Free

📈 75+16

Lifestyle

This app rose +16 positions in Lifestyle chart.

Last updated on August 7, 2026.

User reviews

Takes forever

Takes a long time to unlock door

AI

Just contemplating that people with these systems will not be able to function without a phone… I’m from rural Wisconsin… we could function without cell phpnes

They somehow made this app worse

When it was Latch, all my access codes were in one place and I didn’t have to toggle between two different sets of codes to open the door to my apartment gate and my actual apartment. Not to mention, 90% of the time it never works and I sit there at a door for 5 minutes continuously clicking the unlock button and watching it do nothing. Every time I try to unlock my apartment door, it says “adding you to the access list” or something which makes no sense cause it’s MY DOOR. Latch wasn’t perfect but you forced us to move to another app that’s 10x worse!

Why do I have to hit the unlock bottom on two different screens to open one freaking door?!?! And don’t get me started on the fact that the cancel button doesn’t work. If you hit the wrong door, then try to cancel the unlocking, it just keep loading.
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Works very well slow

Works very well slow

Lacking

Does not work on Apple Watch. Also delayed on iPhone. Yes it’s updated.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Frequent log-outs

Bug

Syncing issues with door access

Bug

Inability to edit door names

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Apple Watch app support

Feature

Customizable door ordering

Feature

Siri and Shortcuts integration

Feature

Improved one-time access codes

Feature

FAQ

What does the DOOR app do?

The DOOR app integrates keyless access, smart home control, and on-demand services into one platform. It allows residents to unlock doors using their phone, share access with guests, control smart devices like lights and thermostats remotely, and book local home services.

What are the key features of the DOOR app?

Key features include multiple ways to unlock doors (phone, keycard, Doorcode), secure time-limited access sharing for guests, remote control of smart home devices, real-time alerts for door activity and environmental changes, booking of home services, and a private access log.

Is the DOOR app free to use?

Based on the provided information, the DOOR app is free to download and use. It does not have in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a free monetization model.

Who is the target audience for the DOOR app?

The app is specifically designed for residents living in modern buildings that support the DOOR system. It aims to simplify their daily lives by providing convenient access and control over their living space and related services.

How does the app handle access sharing?

The app allows users to share access to their property effortlessly and securely. You can send time-limited access credentials to guests or service providers, eliminating the need for physical key handoffs and ensuring controlled entry.