Invite by home
Choose the cabin, rental, or vacation home where the person can help.
Share the home that needs help—not your entire account
When a distant property needs a human visit, give the nearby person the context they need while keeping every other home private.
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Alex can view this home without seeing your other properties.
Lake House · SampleAcknowledgeExample alertWhy it matters
A friend near the cabin may be the fastest person to check a leak or alarm. Giving them your login exposes unrelated homes, settings, and history and removes accountability.
Choose the cabin, rental, or vacation home where the person can help.
Give the person only the level of access needed for the task.
Use named invitations instead of sharing your owner password.
From alert to outcome
Invite a trusted person to the relevant home. They can see the property information you share without receiving access to every other home in your account.
Explore the CHIRP platformA property that responds
CHIRP notices the change, follows the response you approved, and shows you what happened.
AI home automation assistant
Describe the property problem in everyday language—even if you have not bought a sensor yet. CHIRP can recommend what to buy, check whether a specific model will work, guide the setup, and prepare the response for your approval.
What this means for you
Invite a neighbor, friend, or caretaker only to the property they help with. Your other homes and their history remain private.
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Questions, answered
Not unless you separately invite them. Each home keeps its own people, devices, dashboards, and history.
No. This page describes account and property access inside CHIRP, not physical smart-lock control.
Your first protection can be free
Start with two devices, one protection setup, and one clear property view. No credit card required.