Gate Security and SOS for Visakhapatnam Communities

    For Vizag's high-rise apartments and township-style complexes — from MVP Colony and Seethammadhara to Madhurawada, Rushikonda and Gajuwaka.

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    Visitor and delivery pre-approval

    Residents pre-approve guests, deliveries and cabs and share a pass code or QR; guards verify at the gate.

    Guard app

    Guards see pending and approved visitors, request approval for walk-ins and log every entry and exit.

    Daily help attendance

    Guards check maids, cooks and drivers in and out; residents see the history for their helpers.

    Emergency SOS

    Hold-to-confirm SOS alerts the community's admins and guards, who acknowledge, call back and resolve.

    Urgent notices

    Push a notice to every resident — or one block — in seconds, and see how many have viewed it.

    English and Telugu

    Residents and guards can use the app in English or Telugu.

    The details

    Built around the gate

    Visakhapatnam has seen a wave of high-rise apartments and larger township-style complexes, particularly along the Madhurawada–Rushikonda–Yendada stretch and around PM Palem, alongside established neighbourhoods like MVP Colony, Seethammadhara and Dwaraka Nagar. In bigger complexes, the gate is the busiest part of the community: guests, delivery riders, cabs, daily helpers and contractors all day long.


    A faster, verifiable gate

    With Community Hub, residents pre-approve expected visitors and share a pass code or QR. Guards verify them instead of calling the flat, and anyone unexpected becomes a request the resident approves or rejects on their phone. Daily helpers are checked in and out by the guard. Every entry and exit is on record for the committee.


    Emergencies and cyclone season

    Vizag is a coastal city, and residents remember how severe a cyclone can be — Cyclone Hudhud struck the city in October 2014. During official cyclone or heavy-rain warnings, what a committee most needs is a fast way to reach every resident and a clear way for residents to call for help inside the community.


    • Announcements reach every resident's phone as a notification, can be targeted to a block, and show a view count — useful for instructions about generators, lifts, water storage or parking on lower levels.
    • SOS lets a resident alert the community's admins and guards with a deliberate press; responders acknowledge and resolve it from the app.

    Community Hub is not a weather-warning service and doesn't replace official alerts from the IMD or the district administration, or calling emergency services. It helps your committee pass on instructions and coordinate within the community.


    New communities get a 3-month trial, and we migrate existing resident data for free.

    Frequently asked questions

    Does the gate need special hardware?+

    No. Guards use the Community Hub app on an ordinary Android or iOS phone or tablet.

    Who receives an SOS alert?+

    The community's admins and security guards. They can acknowledge it, call the resident and mark it resolved.

    Does Community Hub send cyclone warnings?+

    No. Follow official IMD and district alerts. Committees use Community Hub announcements to share their own instructions with residents quickly.

    Can guards use the app in Telugu?+

    Yes. The app can be used in English or Telugu.

    What does it cost?+

    The app is free to download, and new communities get a 3-month trial with free data migration. Contact us for pricing after the trial.

    Get Community Hub for your society

    Free to download on iOS and Android. New communities get a 3-month trial and free data migration.

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