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Latch

Latch, now DOOR, provides smart access hardware and software for multifamily and commercial buildings.

Last updated September 15, 2026

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Overview

Latch was founded in 2014 with a mission to modernize access control through smart hardware and software, and its platform became a trusted solution in multifamily and commercial buildings. In 2023, Latch launched DOOR, a larger platform with integrated tools connecting physical spaces with digital workflows. Today the company operates as DOOR, while Latch continues as a key part of its hardware offering. DOOR connects access, automation, and smart devices into one operating system for real-time visibility, automated workflows, and operational control across properties.

History

Latch was founded in 2014 with a mission to modernize access control through smart hardware and software. The Latch platform became a trusted solution in multifamily and commercial buildings, streamlining access, security, and convenience. In 2023, Latch launched DOOR, signaling a broader vision to support the people and operations that power buildings. While Latch continues as a key part of the hardware offering, DOOR offers a larger platform with integrated tools that connect physical spaces with digital workflows. Today as DOOR, the company is building the future of access, extending beyond locks and entryways to support the full ecosystem that keeps buildings running.

Products and positioning

Unify access, automation, and operations into one platform built for modern multifamily.

  • DOOR OS

    Central hub for access, building health, and streamlined operations.

  • DOOR App

    Allows residents, guests, vendors, and staff to move smoothly throughout the building.

  • Access Control Hardware

    Smart access control system to replace outdated locks and enhance security.

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