Veni Resident

iOS app by DAVID GORDON. Lifestyle · DAVID GORDON

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
1
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-14

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Store description excerpt

Veni turns your phone into the front door. When someone arrives, your phone rings. You see them, you talk to them, and you let them in, whether you are on the sofa or three time zones away. Your visitor installs nothing. WHO IS AT THE DOOR A visitor calls from the entrance and it rings on your phone like any other call. See them on video, speak to them, and open the door with one tap. If your building has a front desk, the doorman announces a visitor and you approve entry without getting up. GUESTS WHO LET THEMSELVES IN Create a pass for the cleaner, the dog walker, or a friend with a standing invitation. Set a one-time window or a weekly schedule. The pass expires on its own, and you can revoke it instantly. PACKAGES AND ENTRY HISTORY See what has been delivered and what is waiting at the desk. Every door entry and visitor call is logged, so the record is there when you want it. YOUR BUILDING, WITHOUT THE GROUP CHAT Message neighbors directly or post to the building board, without handing out your phone number. Announcements from management arrive in their own channel where only management can post. MAINTENANCE THAT CLOSES Report an issue once. It routes to the building super, and you follow it from reported to resolved without phone tag. PRIVACY Veni ships no advertising and no analytics SDKs, and does not track you. Sensitive data is encrypted, and your email address is never shown to front desk staff. Veni requires a resident account provided by your building's management.

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