One button to say “I’m ready.” One tap to reply.
Put a code or a QR sign on the door. They press it once, your phone tells you, and you tap back one of three canned answers. Nothing to install, no account to make, and no phone numbers handed out.
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Step one
They press
They scan the QR taped up by the door, or type the six-letter code at knocklet.com. Either way they get one page with one button on it.
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Step two
Your phone tells you
The press reaches your lock screen as one quiet notice, naming the room and nobody else. It says it again on a timer until you’ve answered.
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Step three
You answer with one tap
Your console
Someone is waiting
On my way. Give me a few minutes. Come on in.
Their page
On their way
They said: “On my way.”
Three canned answers, no typing and no thread. What you pick appears on the page they are still holding, and that closes the loop.
What this is
You get a room with a six-letter code. Print it, tape it up, read it out. Whoever’s waiting opens knocklet.com, types the code in, and gets a page with one button. When they press it, your phone tells you.
For the person waiting
Nothing to install and no account to make. A page with one button on it, gone when they leave.
For you
A front desk, a waiting room, a workshop. Anywhere “come get me when you’re ready” saves somebody a trip. Every press reaches you as one quiet notice, on your phone or in the owner console.
The owner console
Sign in at app.knocklet.com from a phone or a desk. One room or a corridor of them: the code and the QR to hand out, the presses as they land, the trail of what happened and when, and the tap that answers.
Someone is waiting
On my way. Give me a few minutes. Come on in.
- 9:41Someone pressed
- 9:41Sent to your phone
- 9:42You said “On my way.”
- 9:44Closed by you
Built for quiet, confidential spaces
Rooms where opening the door to check is the expensive thing.
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Meetings and breakouts
People waiting in separate rooms say when they’re ready, so talks keep moving without anybody handing out a personal phone number or breaking somebody’s concentration to ask.
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Music and recording studios
A quiet digital “do not disturb” sign, so an artist can say the take is done instead of somebody opening the door to find out.
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Private practice and workshops
Manage waiting clients and workshop rooms discreetly, from the phone in your pocket or the console on your desk.
Quiet by design
Knocklet keeps as little as it can, and forgets it on a schedule.
- Thirty days of retention, then a press is gone.
- No ads. Nothing about you is sold, shared or followed off this site.
- Fonts, images and scripts all come from knocklet.com. The page loads nothing from anywhere else.
- There’s no name, email or account to give. What reaches you is that somebody is ready, and when.
Get a room of your own
Free while it’s in beta: one room, and your email is the whole of the paperwork. We’ll send a six-digit code; sign in with it at app.knocklet.com and make your first room.
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Check that inbox. Your code works at app.knocklet.com, and the console takes it from there.
Open the consoleQuestions? Write to hello@knocklet.com and a person answers.