Stuck in front of an apartment building, scrolling through old messages for the door code? Padlok remembers every door code, gate code, intercom and floor for you — and shows them right when you arrive. THE CODE FINDS YOU Get close to an address and Padlok sends a notification with everything you need to get in: codes, intercom name, floor, and your notes. Just passing by? It quietly disappears. That's geofencing working for you, not watching you. And every address can set its own terms: the hours it may speak up, and the exact area that counts as arriving. No buzz from the office at the weekend, and a circle sized to the building instead of the street. EVERYTHING TO GET IN, ON ONE CARD - Door and gate codes, intercom, floor, and any access notes - Add addresses from Contacts, Maps, or a postal address - Grouped by town, so you can pull up one place at a time - Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets showing the nearest address - One-tap directions in your favorite maps app - On your wrist too, with the Apple Watch app SHARING YOUR GUESTS WILL LOVE Send an address with its codes as a secure link or a QR code. The code carries the address itself, so it scans with no signal on either side. Guests open it in the browser or an App Clip — no account, no install. Perfect for dinner parties, babysitters, and deliveries. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Door codes are secrets, and Padlok treats them that way: everything is stored and shared end-to-end encrypted through iCloud, so nobody else can read them — not even us. No ads, no tracking, ever. MADE FOR EVERYONE Padlok speaks 26 languages, with full VoiceOver support, free app icon customization, and iCloud sync across all your devices. PADLOK PREMIUM Add as many addresses as you like for free — the three nearest stay open, notifications, sharing and widgets included. Premium unlocks: - Every address, not just the nearest three - Arrival notifications on as many as you like - The hours and the area each one announces you in - Custom colors, icons and door labels - Tags and filters, to find an address by context More info: https://padlok.app Terms of Service (EULA): https://padlok.app/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://padlok.app/privacy/
| Size | 133.7 MB |
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| Initial release | |
| Price | |
| Platforms | Apple Watch and iPhone |
| Languages | Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, and 18 more |
| Category | Utilities |
| Website | padlok.app |
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| iPhone | Requires iOS 17.0 or later. |
| Apple Watch | Requires watchOS 10.0 or later. |
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Padlok's actions now sit where you go looking for them, and two of them are new. FIVE ACTIONS, NO ASSEMBLY Open Padlok in the Shortcuts app and they are waiting: open an address, read its codes back, show its QR code, get its share link, or scan a new code. Each one asks which address when it runs. SHOW A CODE, SCAN A CODE Two new ones. Show an address's QR code to hand it to somebody standing next to you. Scan a code to take a new address in, without opening the app first. THE CODES, ON SCREEN Asking for a summary used to hand back text with nowhere to put it. It draws the address's card now — the codes, the building, the floor — the same card an arrival notification shows, and it still never reads them out loud. ALL OF THEM IN SPOTLIGHT Every address you allow in suggestions is searchable now, not only the ones you have opened before — by its name, or by the street it stands on. Your door codes stay out of the index, as they always have. Turn “Show in suggestions” off and an address leaves search properly. SAY IT A LITTLE DIFFERENTLY The spoken phrases are shorter now: “What's the Padlok code”, “Open an address in Padlok”, “Get a Padlok link”. Siri asks which address after. Plus a quieter fix: hitting the free limit now says so, instead of asking you to pick another address.