Smart Lock with Face Recognition & Fingerprint Access

You do not get locked out. The lock warns you through the app and on the display long before it runs low, and a full charge lasts months in normal use. If you ignore every warning and it does run flat, there is an emergency USB port on the outside of the lock. Plug in any phone power bank and the lock powers up immediately so you can get in. You also still have your mechanical key, which works whether the lock has power or not.

The lock keeps working. Your face, fingerprint, PIN, card and key are all stored on the lock itself, not in the cloud, so they work with no internet and no phone. WiFi is only needed for the parts that happen away from the door, like live video, notifications and unlocking remotely. If your router goes down, the door still opens exactly as it always does.

No. WiFi is built into the lock, so there is no hub, no bridge and no gateway to buy separately. The price you see is the price for a fully working lock, including remote access from your phone. Everything needed to fit it is in the box.

It fits wooden, security, steel and copper doors between 35mm and 120mm thick, which is 1.4 to 4.7 inches. That covers the vast majority of front doors. If you are not certain, send us a photo of your door edge and your existing lock before you order and we will confirm it for you. It takes us a few minutes and it means you never have to find out the hard way.

Here is the honest answer. The security of any door comes from the mechanical lock inside it, not from the technology on the outside. This one uses a Class C cylinder, the highest of the three grades, which resists picking, drilling and forced entry, and an anti pry alarm that sounds the moment anyone tries to tamper with it.

What a smart lock genuinely adds is control and certainty. You know the door is locked because it locks itself. You know who came and went because the app tells you. You know nobody is walking around with a copy of your key, because there are no copies. Anyone claiming a smart lock stops a determined burglar is overselling it. That is not why people buy this.

No. This uses 3D facial recognition, which reads the depth and shape of a face rather than a flat image. A printed photo or a picture on a phone screen has no depth, so the lock does not accept it.

You have six other ways in: face, PIN, card, temporary code, the app, and a physical key. Wet hands, cold hands, a cut on your thumb, none of it leaves you stuck outside, because there is always another way through the same door. That is the whole point of having seven.

No. If you can use a screwdriver you can fit this. It goes onto your existing door with no electrician, no specialist tools and no wiring, and most people have it working in under 30 minutes. The box includes the drilling template, the fittings and full instructions.

Yes. Up to 50 faces and 100 fingerprints. Every person in the house gets their own access, so children are never waiting outside and nobody has to carry a key they will lose. You manage all of it from the app and can add or remove anyone in seconds.

Yes, two ways. You can open the app, see who is at the door on live video, speak to them and unlock it from wherever you are. Or you can send a one time code that expires automatically once they have been. Cleaners, contractors, family visiting for the weekend, guests checking into a rental. No spare keys, no lockboxes, no key handovers.

You cannot. The lock closes and locks itself every single time the door shuts, which means the question stops coming up. If you want to check anyway, the app shows the live status of your door from anywhere in the world, and you can lock it remotely in one tap.