KeyCodeNavigatorKeyCodeNavigator for contractors & builders
Every jobsite's code, on screen when you pull onto the lot.
Several active jobs means several lockboxes, a development gate or two, a model home and a punch-list house you handed over last month. KeyCodeNavigator keeps each site's codes together, shares them with your subs, and shows them when you arrive, even on a lot with no address yet.
Coming soon on theApp StoreFor iPhone and iPad · 14-day free trial · Free for the people you share with
Sound familiar?
The code is never where you are.
- The lot doesn't have an address yet, so the lockbox code lives in a message from the super.
- Subs call from the site for the lockbox code while you are at another job.
- The development gate has a temporary construction code that changes when the HOA takes over.
- You're back for a warranty punch list and the homeowner has changed the code since closing.
Save
Pin the lot, not an address.
Name the job, drop a pin where you park, and add the lockbox, gate, model and alarm codes, each with a note like “gate code changes June 1.” It works before the county assigns a number.
Share
Share one jobsite with a sub.
Pick the electrician and that site's codes, not every site you have. They get a link, never a code, sealed end to end, and add it free. Change the lockbox code and their copy updates; remove them when the job's done.
Documents
Site rules and plans go with the lot.
Attach the site map, the gate's construction hours or a photo of where the lockbox hangs, and choose which subs get them.
Arrive
Pull onto the lot and it's on screen.
Stop at the site and its codes come up, even with the app closed. The super's or owner's number is on the same screen.
Plans and sharing
Simple to start, free to receive.
14 days free, then $9.99 a month
Or $119.99 a year. Either plan unlocks everything: your own places, arrival alerts, sharing and documents. Pricing
Free for the people you share with
They add your place free and get your changes, always. Their own places and alerts take a plan, and they can start their own 14-day free trial whenever they like.
Sealed end to end
The message holds only a link, never a code. Our server only passes your share along and can't read it. Privacy policy
Questions
Common questions from contractors & builders
- What happens when the job closes out?
- Delete the site, or keep it with a note for warranty visits. If you shared it, deleting also takes it off the phones you shared it with.
- Can my whole crew share one list?
- Not as a shared account. Each person keeps their own list, and you share a site with whoever needs it today. Receiving is free for them.
More on the support page, or see what the app does.
From the blog
Guides for contractors & builders
Stop Keeping Door Codes in Your Notes App and Text Threads
Notes and texts are where most of us keep gate, door and lockbox codes. Here is what goes wrong, what a better setup looks like, and how to switch in ten minutes.
The Safest Way to Share a Door Code With a Cleaner, Contractor or Guest
How to give someone the code to your rental or home without it living forever in a group chat, a shared spreadsheet or a stranger's phone.
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Short-term rental hosts
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Property managers
Every property's codes. Each crew gets only theirs.
Trades & service pros
Walk up to the job with the code already open.
Facilities & maintenance
Every building's codes, in your pocket, on arrival.
Home health & caregivers
Every patient's lockbox code, private and ready at the door.
Delivery drivers
The gate code, on screen before the gate.
Owners of several properties
Every place you own, one list, on your phone.