The new standard for interco
Video, mobile access and access control in one solution – installed in just hours, with no cabling.
Features in focus.
Eight thoughtful details in a single piece of hardware – from HD camera to chip reader that integrates with your access system.
See. Talk. Open.
When someone rings, the user gets a video call on their phone – sees the visitor and opens the door with one tap.
Keep it simple
User-friendly from the first tap – a new, intuitive interface with live video, clear sound and access the moment it rings.
No cables. No mess.
WelcomeBob is installed wirelessly in just hours and runs on stable 4G/5G. Faster setup, less complexity – also in existing properties.
Modern design in two forms
Choose the classic surface model or the flush-mount solution that blends into the facade – both in colours that match your architecture.
Ready, steady, go
Getting started with WelcomeBob should be simple – there shouldn't be much hassle in replacing the door entry system.
Meet us
We start with a brief walkthrough where we map your property and needs.
Choose solution
Together we pick the right setup, design, features and integrations.
Installation
We install wirelessly in just hours. Ready to use the same day.
Ready to get started?
Reach out today and we'll find the right solution for your property.
For housing and business
The door entry adapts to your property – whether you are a housing association, a business or a student dorm. See how the solution makes everyday life easier for you.
Housing associations
Easy management of residents and guest access without physical admin – and full overview for the board.
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Business
Flexible reception where employees handle visitors directly from their phones.
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Student dorms
Scalable solution with many users, fast turnover and dynamic access for students.
See solution for student dormsTechnical dimensions
Designed in two Scandinavian proportions
Minimal footprint, clean silhouette, and discreet depth – no matter which model you choose.
Built into the wall
Flush mount
Ultra slim architectural profile – sits flush with the facade at only 3 mm.
Surface mounted
Classic casing
Robust cabinet for mounting without milling – ready for any facade.
Wireless door intercom in practice
What does wireless actually mean here?
Wireless covers two things that often get conflated. The first is the connection out of the building: the panel runs on 4G/5G and is therefore independent of the building's network, so there is no wifi to set up and no internet to bring to the front door. The second — the one that decides the price — is that no signal cabling runs from the panel up to the apartments. The resident side lives in an app on the resident's own phone, so there is neither a cable nor an answering unit inside the individual home. That is the difference between a system that has to be routed through the whole building and one that is mounted at the door.
Why is this cheaper than repairing the old system?
In an analogue intercom the value sits in the cabling — and so do the faults. When a system from the seventies or eighties starts failing, the time goes on working out where in the building the break is, and spare parts for the old exchanges get harder to source every year. Because a wireless system doesn't use that cabling, nobody has to troubleshoot it. It is also why a replacement doesn't require arranging access to every single apartment, which in practice is the part that tends to stretch a project into weeks.
What needs to be in place at the door?
Power to the panel and a door lock that can be released electrically. Those two things determine the schedule and should be settled before the installer arrives. The installation itself typically takes around two hours depending on the property. The rest is administration that can be prepared in advance: the resident list, who needs access, and whether codes should be created for couriers, cleaning and the caretaker. The panel can often be mounted in the existing cut-out from the old system, which keeps the intervention in the façade to what is already there — and that matters in buildings where the façade is protected.
What happens if power or connectivity drops?
The door can still be opened with a code or a key fob, and the system resumes normal operation automatically once the connection is back. That is an important difference from a setup where all access depends on a single channel: residents have more than one way in, and the board is never left with a building nobody can enter because something is down. Updates arrive over the cloud, so the system doesn't need a technician on site to stay current, and support can see its status without travelling out.
Questions?
What is door entry?
How does a digital door entry work?
Can the door be opened from a phone?
How long does installation take?
Does it require cabling?
Is the connection stable?
What does a wireless door intercom cost for a whole building?
Is the camera recording continuously?
What happens when a resident moves out?
What about residents without a smartphone?
Can several entrances run on the same system?
Access starts here
A flexible and future-proof door entry for modern properties. Contact us for a demo or quote.