A new smart-lock application is set to turn your smartphone into a key to lock or unlock the house doors.

The device's base plate is made of aluminum and attaches to the interior portion of the deadbolt and connects to the phone via Bluetooth.
The app on the phone then activates when in proximity to the base plate thereby locking or unlocking the door, depending on which side of the door the user is.
According to the report, the hardware is elegantly designed and all the functions are in the app and software.
The keys in the app can be sent to other people like an email and also allows the user to set permissions and check the lock status. It also allows the primary user to set access for another user by providing specific lock and unlock time.
Johnson argued that the soft key is safer than a physical key as users can password protect their keys and the back-end software is secure with a proprietary encrypted locking technology.
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Source-ANI