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The Facial Authentication Solution for Real Estate

Alcatraz secures lobbies, turnstiles, and amenity spaces with facial authentication that stops tailgating at the door, so tenants and residents move fast and property teams stop chasing lost cards.

Keep busy lobbies moving

Busy commercial lobbies slow to a crawl when everyone has to badge in one at a time, and that's before anyone even reaches the elevators. Alcatraz clears tenants and visitors at walk-speed through turnstiles, so a packed lobby never becomes a bottleneck.

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Harden access without adding new credentials to manage

Physical cards and badges create an ongoing management burden. Alcatraz hardens access with facial authentication that works for every enrolled person, without adding another credential to issue, track, or replace.

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Built for outdoor entrances and multi-property portfolios

Legacy biometric readers often don't hold up at outdoor entrances, and managing access consistently across a portfolio of properties adds even more complexity. Alcatraz is built for outdoor conditions and centralized management, so one system covers every building the same way.

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Protected real estate access points

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Tenant suitesSecurity-conscious tenants want person-level records for their floors; privacy-conscious ones want the biometric question answered. Both get it: per-tenant logs, opt-in enrollment, edge processing, and no stored face images.Amenity floorsAmenities lease buildings, and access is what makes them feel premium. Fitness centers, lounges, and conference floors open hands-free for entitled tenants, managed per lease. No gym fobs, no codes taped to a door.Lobby and turnstilesLeasing tours sell a feeling, and a badge-free lobby demonstrates it in thirty seconds: walk in, the turnstile opens, nobody reached for anything. It is a differentiator brokers can show, not just list.Garage and exteriorParking and exterior entrances get the same treatment. Outdoor-rated Rock X covers garage lobbies, courtyards, and after-hours doors, so the verified experience starts at the property line.

Tenant suites

Security-conscious tenants want person-level records for their floors; privacy-conscious ones want the biometric question answered. Both get it: per-tenant logs, opt-in enrollment, edge processing, and no stored face images.

Amenity floors

Amenities lease buildings, and access is what makes them feel premium. Fitness centers, lounges, and conference floors open hands-free for entitled tenants, managed per lease. No gym fobs, no codes taped to a door.

Lobby and turnstiles

Leasing tours sell a feeling, and a badge-free lobby demonstrates it in thirty seconds: walk in, the turnstile opens, nobody reached for anything. It is a differentiator brokers can show, not just list.

Garage and exterior

Parking and exterior entrances get the same treatment. Outdoor-rated Rock X covers garage lobbies, courtyards, and after-hours doors, so the verified experience starts at the property line.

Biometric access control for manufacturing

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Alcatraz secures lobbies, turnstiles, and amenity spaces with live facial authentication, real-time tailgating detection, and centralized management.

Why biometrics in the building

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A badge doesn't know who's holding it, and in a building full of tenants, visitors, contractors, and staff, that gap is easy to miss. Alcatraz authenticates by face instead, and catches the tailgater who slips in behind a tenant before anyone at the desk notices.

Proof for owners and operators

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Fortune 100 workplaces

Alcatraz protects Fortune 100 companies, the anchor tenants commercial portfolios compete to attract, and a majority of the top 10 AI leaders. When the most demanding tenants already trust the technology at their own facilities, offering it as a building standard is an easy conversation.

A Class A tower

A multi-tenant tower deployed Alcatraz at its lobby turnstiles and amenity floors after tenant surveys flagged entry friction. Morning throughput rose at walking pace, badge-desk traffic fell, and two prospective tenants cited the badge-free lobby in lease negotiations within the first year.

Scale and satisfaction

More than 5 million employees are protected by Alcatraz with 91% customer satisfaction, and as of the April 2026 Series B announcement, new-customer growth ran at 200% year over year, adoption evidence an investment committee can weigh against amenity spend.

Privacy-first by design

Privacy is built into the architecture. End-users opt in before enrollment, authentication happens on-device, and no biometric data is ever stored or transmitted, so Alcatraz helps you stay ahead of BIPA, CCPA, GDPR, and other privacy regulations worldwide.

FAQs

Our lobby gets congested during peak hours. Can Alcatraz keep up with high tenant and visitor traffic?

Yes. Alcatraz clears people at walk-speed through turnstiles, so busy commercial lobbies keep moving even during peak arrival and departure times.

Can Alcatraz give executives and leadership faster access without special handling?

Yes. Alcatraz clears anyone enrolled, including executives, in under a second, without needing a specially provisioned badge or manual override at their office door.

We manage access across multiple buildings or properties. Can Alcatraz be managed centrally?

Yes. Alcatraz gives property management teams centralized visibility and administration across every building in a portfolio, rather than managing access site by site.

Does Alcatraz hold up at outdoor building entrances and parking areas, where other biometric readers have struggled?

Yes. Rock X is rated IP66/IK8 and operates from -40°F to 150°F, automatically adjusting between RGB and infrared imaging as light changes, so it performs reliably at outdoor entrances and garages, exactly where legacy biometric readers we've replaced were failing.

Our current two-factor setup doesn't work reliably for everyone in the building. Can Alcatraz fix that?

Yes. Alcatraz authenticates by face for every enrolled person, so you're not relying on a second factor that works inconsistently across different badges, cards, or user groups, and property managers aren't stuck troubleshooting or reissuing credentials to fix it.

Does Alcatraz store tenant or resident biometric data in a way that creates liability for our property management team?

No. Faces are matched on-device and the original image is discarded immediately. What's retained is a one-way encrypted template bound to a badge number that cannot be reconstructed into a face, so property managers aren't holding a database of tenant or resident biometric data to protect.

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