Know They're Home—Right Away
A quick tap, a fingerprint, or a simple code—and they're in.The moment your child unlocks the door, you get a real-time alert on your phone, so you always know they made it home safe.
Veise VE027-K Built-in WiFi Fingerprint Smart Lock with 2 Knobs
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From after-school arrivals to family coming home, every entry is logged with a clear timestamp.Check your phone anytime to see exactly when your child walked in—and when everyone else followed.
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No Keys. No Stress.
No more lost keys or lockouts.Kids can use a code, you can use your fingerprint, and everyone stays connected through the app—simple, secure, and made for real life.
Veise VE012W Built-in WiFi Fingerprint Smart Lock
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Yes — the alert hits your phone within seconds of the door opening, not minutes. Most parents describe it as a quiet exhale moment during the workday. When a child unlocks the Veise VE027 series smart lock using their fingerprint, PIN, the app, or the fob, a push notification is sent to every registered parent's phone immediately, showing the exact time of entry and access method used. Both parents receive the same alert simultaneously through the shared family account, and it works over any internet connection — you don't need to be home or on the same Wi-Fi network. For working parents of school-age children aged 6 to 14 who come home unsupervised, this real-time signal removes the need to text mid-meeting or carry background worry through the afternoon.
Every unlock triggers the same notification, regardless of whether your child uses their fingerprint, PIN, the fob, or the app. You'll always know they're home. Each notification specifies which method was used, so parents can see at a glance whether their child entered with their registered fingerprint, a PIN, the fob or the app. For families with multiple children, each child can be assigned a unique fingerprint profile or individual PIN — the activity log and notifications will identify which child arrived and when. There is no unlock event on the Veise VE027 series smart lock that doesn't generate a parent alert, as long as the lock is connected to home Wi-Fi.
Yes — the app keeps a full timestamped history of every entry, so you can look back anytime, not just in the moment. This is especially useful when your child's after-school schedule varies or when you want to review a full week at once. The Veise VE027 series smart lock records every unlock event with the exact time, access method used, and which family member entered. Parents who travel or work irregular hours can review days of arrival history in one sitting rather than relying on the child's recollection. The log also shows whether the door was locked again after entry — useful for parents of children aged 6 to 14 who are learning to be responsible for locking up behind themselves.
Same lock, same WiFi features — the only difference is the handle style. VE027-H has a vertical handle integrated into the unit, which is the right choice if your door doesn't have a separate knob or handle below the deadbolt. If your door already has its own handle, the standard VE027 deadbolt is all you need. Both models send real-time app notifications, support fingerprint and PIN access for multiple family members, and maintain a full activity log — so whichever fits your door, the parental visibility features are identical. The decision is purely about your door's existing hardware, not about features.
A smart lock with fingerprint entry eliminates the need for a key as the primary method — there's nothing to carry and nothing to lose. Fingerprint is the fastest option for most kids, but it's worth knowing that younger children's fingerprints can be harder to read consistently, especially if their hands are dirty from playing outside. That's exactly why the Veise VE012W is set up with multiple entry methods as standard: fingerprint as the quick first attempt, PIN code or the KK Home app as an immediate backup, and both a key fob and a physical key available for situations where nothing else works. In practice, most school-age children develop a natural sequence — try fingerprint, fall back to PIN — within the first few days. Parents can enroll each child individually through the app, assign separate PINs per child, and update credentials remotely without being home.
Yes, and the key is having multiple entry methods so a child is never stuck outside. Fingerprint is the fastest option and works well as a first attempt, but children's fingerprints can be less consistent than adults' — small fingers, dry skin, or dirty hands after school can affect the read. The Veise VE012W addresses this directly: if the fingerprint doesn't register on the first try, the child can immediately switch to their PIN or use the KK Home app to unlock. A key fob and a physical key are also included as backup options for younger children or emergency situations. The auto-lock feature re-engages the deadbolt automatically after entry, so children don't need to remember to lock up behind themselves. Parents can view the full access history in the app, add or remove credentials for each child remotely, and issue temporary access to a babysitter or caregiver without handing out a physical key.
The biggest practical difference is how your child actually presses the buttons. The VE012W has physical buttons — each button has a real click to it, so a child always knows whether they've pressed it or not. The VE027 uses a touchscreen, which gives it a cleaner, more modern look on the door, but requires a deliberate press rather than relying on tactile feedback. For younger children in the 6 to 12 age range, or kids who tend to rush when getting home, the physical buttons on the VE012W can mean fewer mistyped PINs and less frustration at the door. The VE027's touchscreen suits older children and households where a sleek, contemporary aesthetic matters — it sits flush against the door and doesn't draw attention the way a traditional keypad does. In terms of home style: the VE012W fits naturally with classic and transitional interiors, while the VE027 is the stronger choice for modern or minimalist homes where the front door hardware is part of the overall design. Both locks support the same fingerprint, PIN, app, fob, and key access methods — the choice comes down to what feels right for your child's age and your home's look.