Nokk.

Now in ten languages. Put a QR on your door, your car, a parcel drop — and be reachable there. No hardware, nothing for visitors to install.

Your phone is the doorbell.

Stick a code by your door. Anyone who scans it video-calls you — whether you're in the kitchen or in another country. No wiring, no hardware, and nothing for them to install.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Put the code somewhere — a printed sticker, an NFC tag, or written on the nameplate you already have.
2. A visitor scans it, or taps their phone against it.
3. Your phone rings. You see them, you talk, you decide.

WHEN YOU CAN'T ANSWER The Nokk Assistant picks up in your place, in a real voice. It asks what they need, takes a message, tells a courier where to leave the parcel, and can let in someone you were expecting. You get a photo, a summary, and the whole conversation waiting in your Inbox.

IT ISN'T ONLY A DOOR An endpoint is anything a person might stand in front of.

• Front door — they reach you, not the whole building • Package drop — a courier leaves a parcel and a photo, without ringing you • Car — reachable when you're parked in, without handing out your number • Business card — someone scans and saves you, no number exchanged • Reception, office desk, guest arrival

GETTING IT ONTO A WALL Most homes don't own a printer, so Nokk doesn't assume one. Export nine cut-out stickers or eight pocket cards as exact-size PDFs, a 4×6 photo print any photo shop will run off for pocket change, or a square image for a WhatsApp status. Or program an NFC sticker once and let visitors simply tap.

ALSO • Calling hours, so the door goes quiet at night • Expected visitors — tell the door who's coming, by name • Rings your household in order, or everyone at once • Entry actions, every one of them logged • Visitor Passport — recognise the people who keep coming back • English, हिन्दी, 中文, Español, العربية, Bahasa Indonesia, Português, 日本語

No hardware. No wiring. Nothing for the person at your door to install.