Rules that can't be sidestepped quietly
Access belongs to a signed-in profile, not to a MAC or IP address. Change an address and nothing changes. No sign-in, no access.
Every device in your home or shop already connects through the router. So that's where SecurityTouch puts the rules, with no second box and no workarounds.
An add-on has to sit next to your router and reroute traffic to get a look at it. SecurityTouch doesn't need to. It is the point every device passes through already.
Access belongs to a signed-in profile, not to a MAC or IP address. Change an address and nothing changes. No sign-in, no access.
Each person has a profile with their own privileges. Sign in on any device and your rules come with you.
Main, guest, and payment zones keep what must stay apart, apart.
Your people and rules are backed up from the app, so a new router picks up where the old one left off.
What we are building towards. Final figures are confirmed at launch.
| Wireless | Dual-band Wi-Fi 6, with separate main, guest, and business networks |
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| Ports | One gigabit port for your internet line and four gigabit ports for wired devices |
| People and zones | Unlimited people, with main, guest, and payment zones |
| App | iPhone and Android, with the same app for families and businesses |
| Updates | Automatic security updates from the app |
| Setup | Scan, name your people, done. Replaces your existing router. |
Target figures for planning purposes. They are not a final product promise.
Yes. SecurityTouch connects to your internet provider's modem or fibre terminal and takes over as your router and Wi-Fi.
It's designed to work with any provider that gives you a standard Ethernet connection. We'll publish a tested-provider list before launch.
No app is needed on each device. People sign in when they connect, and the rules live in the router.