There's a better way. Dorbel lets visitors or couriers reach you instantly and privately, with nothing for them to install. Print a QR code, stick it on your door, and you're live.
Most people are quietly putting up with something that has a stupidly simple fix.
"Sorry we missed you" cards through the door. Trips to the depot. Parcels held hostage for days.
Renting? Old wiring? Strata rules? Plenty of homes and apartments simply don't have a working doorbell.
You want to be reachable at your door, but not forever. Once a stranger has your number, you can't take it back.
Dorbel is a QR code that turns any visitor's phone into a doorbell. No wiring, no batteries, and nothing for your visitors to install. They just scan.
Register your address and print. Stick it on your door, gate or letterbox, anywhere a visitor would look.
They point their phone at the code. No app, no signup. The Dorbel app pings you the instant they ring, wherever you are.
Start with text. Upgrade to voice or video if you want. Answer right in the Dorbel app. No numbers shared, ever.
Zero friction for the person at the door. A proper home on your phone for the person inside, and your messages app stays clean.
It opens in their phone's browser. No app, no login, no account. The same on every phone, every time.
Every ring, every dorbel, every setting in one place. The upgrade over a stray text or email.
No dashboard to learn, no panel to mount. Visitors scan in their browser with nothing to install, and you answer in the Dorbel app.
GPS confirms they're actually at your door, so a screenshot of your code is useless from across town.
Tap the unit you'd like to connect with.
Add housemates, family or staff. When someone rings, all of you are notified at once. First to respond takes it, the rest see it's handled.
Apartments and offices share a single QR. Visitors pick the unit; only that resident is reached. No building-wide rollout, no property manager required.
Heads-down, on holiday, or off the clock? Mute for an hour, a date, or indefinitely, and unmute in a tap.
Every other smart doorbell streams your front door to the cloud. Dorbel can't hand over footage we never had, and we never have it. Our platform architecture ensures your conversations stay private.
Stored indefinitely. Subject to data requests. Scanned for analytics. One breach away from public.
Text, voice and video travel directly between the two of you over WebRTC. Our servers set up the call, then step out of the path entirely.
If we were served a subpoena tomorrow for your doorbell footage, the honest answer would be: we don't have it.
No two doors are the same. Dorbel fits all of them: renters, homeowners and businesses alike.
No drilling, no wiring, no permission. Print a code, stick it on your door, and print a fresh one when you move.
For renters →
Battery dead again? Visitors stuck at the gate? Stick a Dorbel wherever they need to reach you. It just works, charged or not.
For homeowners →
Visitors scan at your door, you answer from your phone or your desk. A professional arrival experience with nothing to install.
For business →Housemates, family or staff are all reached the moment someone rings. The first to respond takes it; the others see it's handled.
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"A QR code on the front door would have closed that gap in seconds. The first person there scans it, and the occupant's phone rings, wherever they are."
From a real story: a kitchen fire next door, a rescued dog, and no way to reach the owner.
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Smart doorbell | |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware required | None | Yes |
| Works for renters | Yes | Rarely |
| Video stays off the cloud | Always | No |
| Monthly cost | From $4 | $10+ |
No setup fees, no hardware to buy, cancel anytime. Prices in your local currency at checkout.
Clinics, salons, studios, offices and suites in shared buildings.
Houses, townhouses, duplexes and individual apartments.
Multi-location operators and managed buildings.
*Custom QR logo, calendar check-in and video calls are upcoming features.
From $4/month. No hardware to buy, no app to install, try it for a month, no obligation.