Hosting
Hosting in a buzzer building means someone spends the evening as the doorman — every arrival is another interruption. Arm a four-hour key before guests arrive and the building handles arrivals itself: friends buzz, the door opens, and you never leave the kitchen.
How do party arrivals work?
Create a key named for the night — "Dinner Party" — and give it 2, 4, or 8 hours. Every guest who buzzes during the window is let in automatically. When the window closes, the buzzer goes back to ringing you.
Want a velvet rope? Add a PIN and put it in the group chat: guests say the code at the panel and walk up. Gate-crashers don't.
What if someone arrives early?
Nothing changes — before the key is armed, buzzes forward to your phone (and your household's), so early arrivals reach a human. Arm the key when you stop wanting the interruptions.
Try it on your own buzzer — setup is one directory change by your property manager, and it costs nothing to find out.