Built for the Indian gate — भारत का. Not retrofitted.
Agman wasn't a Western visitor app translated into rupees. It was drawn at an actual society gate — the boom barrier, the paper register, the guard in khaki, the intercom that rings the third floor.
Shaped by the gate you actually stand at
Every screen answers a question a real guard asks a real visitor. The workflow follows the boom barrier and the diary, so nobody has to unlearn how the gate already works.
- The boom barrier stays — Agman just knows who's under it
- Replaces the paper visitor diary, page for page
- Built for the guard in khaki, not a receptionist at a desk
- The intercom call to the flat is one tap, not a phone hunt
The whole app in Hindi or English — at parity
Not machine-translated afterthoughts. Every screen, every button, every prompt is written in both, and the switch lives on every screen. Warm enough that a 70-year-old secretary reads it without squinting.
- Devanagari drawn to read cleanly, not just fit
- हिंदी ⇄ English toggles on any screen, mid-task
- Both languages are first-class — neither is the "real" one
- Large, plain wording the whole managing committee can follow
Made for the phones, networks, and rupees people actually have
Not the demo conditions. The basement parking with no bars, the ₹8,000 phone, the society treasurer who counts every rupee.
Sign in with an OTP
DLT-ready SMS one-time codes — the Indian telecom reality, done right. No passwords to forget, no email nobody checks.
Works when the network dies
Offline-first by design. In the basement, the new tower, the lift lobby with no signal — the gate keeps logging and syncs when bars return.
Rupee-simple
Priced in ₹, plainly. No dollar tags, no ads inside the gate, no lock-in that traps your society's own data.
Your society's data lives in India
The register at your gate is your society's record. It's hosted in India, for Indian societies — close to home, under Indian norms, not shipped to a datacentre a hemisphere away.
- Hosted in India, for Indian residents' welfare associations
- The committee owns its data — export it, leave anytime
- Built to fit how Indian gates and societies actually run
Bring Agman to your gate
A visitor system that already speaks your gate's language — the barrier, the diary, the intercom, and हिंदी.
Open Agman