Portik unlocks the doors where you live or work. The doors you use sit in a list on your phone, and one tap is enough.
Needs an account in an Aptus passage system.

If your building uses an Aptus passage system, you open the door by signing in to a portal in a browser, or by finding the door in the Aptus Home app. Portik replaces one thing in that chain: opening the door. Same account, same portal, but the list is already there and the tap is one.
Choose which doors appear and drag them into the order you want. The door you use every day ends up at the top; the basement door you open twice a year need not appear at all.

The names in the portal are rarely the ones you use. Rename the doors, change their symbol and colour, and let the list look the way the building looks in your head.

Follows the phone's appearance, or stays on the one you choose. Large, clear tiles that hold together at bigger text sizes. Swedish and English.

Put several doors in a group and open them all with one tap. Useful when the way in runs through both a street door and a stairwell, or when the bicycle goes through the gate and the store room.
Put the doors you use most in a widget. The door opens without the app starting at all, and without you looking for it.
Portik has no server and no account. Your details sit in the iOS keychain on the phone, and the app talks only to the portal address you type in yourself. No analytics, no tracking.
To see how it works without a system of your own, there is a demo portal at portik-demo.zerolabs.se. It behaves like a real portal and opens no doors.
Portik is being tested through TestFlight and is on its way to the App Store. If you would like to try it, get in touch.
Write to portik-beta@zerolabs.se