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Lockers that open from a phone.

Steel lockers and storage cabinets, supplied and installed across Singapore — running on a keyless access platform we built and already operate. No keys to cut. No cards to issue. Nobody at a counter handing anything out.

Buy and own them, or let us fund, install and operate them at no capital cost

Illustration of three banks of smart lockers at 1850 mm bank height — a 4-door bank with a golf bag in an open compartment, a 9-door bank with one door highlighted as released, and a 12-door high-density bank, with a keypad panel and a phone showing a QR unlock screen
One bank height, three densities. Which one you need depends on whether things get hung up or dropped in for an hour.

Quick answer: what LockerLogic is

LockerLogic supplies, installs and operates smart lockers and steel storage cabinets in Singapore. Two things are on offer: the cabinets themselves — member lockers, changing lockers, parcel lockers, device charging cabinets, storage cupboards, secure cabinets and shelving — and the keyless access platform that runs them, which lets a member or member of staff open a compartment by scanning a QR code or entering a PIN, with no key, card or counter staff involved. LockerLogic is the trading name of GX TECH PTE. LTD. (UEN 202503838W), a registered Singapore company.

The lockers are the easy half

Plenty of suppliers will sell you steel. What breaks a locker room is administration — keys walking off, an assignment list nobody trusts, day lockers quietly turning into permanent storage, and fees going uncollected. That is the part we built software for.

Scan the QR code on the door

The phone camera opens a page that already knows which compartment it is. If the person holds the assignment, the latch releases. No app to install, no account to create in an app store, no Bluetooth to pair.

Enter a PIN on the bank keypad

A numeric code on the keypad at the end of the bank, for anyone who would rather not use a phone — and as the fallback that keeps working during a network outage, because credentials are cached on the controller.

Tap an existing member or staff card

Where a site already issues access cards, the same card can open a locker. Nothing new goes in anyone's wallet, which removes the most common objection to a new locker scheme.

Remote release by staff

A duty manager opens any compartment from their own phone. A lockout is resolved in seconds without a master key, and a locker that must be cleared is opened with the action recorded against the person who did it.

Four steps, and no keys anywhere in them

This is the whole cycle, from the moment a compartment is assigned to the moment a rule ends the assignment.

Four-step diagram: a compartment is assigned to a person in the dashboard; they scan the QR code on the door or enter a PIN on the keypad; the latch releases and the opening is recorded; then rules apply, auto-releasing day lockers, collecting fees and ending access

The platform is already running unattended

The LockerLogic access platform is not a prototype. It is the same platform that has been running unmanned professional tennis ball machine cabinets at ActiveSG Sport Village @ Jurong Town since day one, under our Tennis Machine SG brand — users book, pay and unlock entirely from their phone, at any hour, with nobody on duty. Applying it to member and staff storage is new, and we would rather say so than imply an installed base we do not yet have.

What that means for you: the awkward parts — verifying a user, taking payment, releasing a latch over the network, handling somebody who cannot get in at 11pm — are solved and in service, not on a roadmap.

See the live deployment at Tennis Machine SG →

The range

Eight families, from keyless member lockers through to plain store-room shelving. Every one carries standard sizes with real dimensions, and every one can be made to order.

Illustration of a bank of full-height smart member lockers, one door open, with a phone held to the QR panel on an adjacent door
Platform-native

Smart Member Lockers

Assigned storage that opens from a member's phone

Full-height steel lockers in 2 to 24 compartments per bank, fitted with electronic latches and wired into the LockerLogic access platform. Members are assigned a compartment, then open it by scanning the QR code on the door or entering a PIN — there is no key to cut, no card to issue and no deposit to chase when someone resigns.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of three banks of changing room lockers in grey, teal and amber finishes, showing 6-door, 9-door and 12-door compartment layouts
Platform-ready

Changing Room & Staff Lockers

The proven steel locker, with smart access when you want it

Conventional full-height changing lockers in 2 to 24 compartments, built for wet areas and daily churn. Order them with mechanical latches at the lowest cost per compartment, or specify the same shells with electronic latches so the whole room can be brought onto the LockerLogic platform later without replacing a single cabinet.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of a parcel and deposit locker bank with a central control column, touchscreen and keypad, flanked by numbered compartments in mixed sizes
Platform-native

Parcel & Deposit Lockers

Unattended handover, logged end to end

Multi-compartment banks with a controller, screen and keypad built in, for anything that has to change hands without two people being present. Deliveries, dry cleaning, equipment returns, key handovers and day bags all work the same way: one party drops and locks, the other gets a code, and the platform records both ends.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of a device charging cabinet with glass doors revealing rows of small numbered compartments, each holding a phone on charge
Platform-native

Device & Charging Lockers

Phones and devices stored, charged and accounted for

High-density compartment cabinets with a mains socket inside every cell, so a device charges while it is locked away. Used where phones must be surrendered — examination halls, secure meeting rooms, clean rooms, production floors — and for pooled tablets, radios and scanners that have to come back charged.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of a bespoke equipment locker with a tall bay holding wheeled sports equipment on a charging dock, alongside compartments for accessories
Platform-native

Bespoke Equipment Lockers

Purpose-built housings for the awkward, valuable and shared

Where a catalogue compartment will not do, we build the housing around the item. This is the line LockerLogic grew out of: our first cabinets were designed to hold, charge and dispense professional tennis ball machines unattended at a public sports centre, and the same approach applies to anything bulky, powered or shared between many users.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of a run of steel storage cabinets — a two-door cupboard, a glass-fronted upper cabinet, a five-tier archive unit and a low credenza
Mechanical locks

Storage Cabinets & Cupboards

The general-purpose steel cupboard, done properly

Two-door cupboards, filing and archive cabinets, glass-fronted display units and low credenzas — the everyday storage that fills back offices, committee rooms, stores and clinic corridors. Mechanically locked and unglamorous, but the part of a fit-out that gets used every day and is noticed when it is flimsy.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of secure document cabinets with electronic keypad locks alongside a multi-drawer anti-magnetic media safe and a wall-mounted key cabinet
Platform-ready

Secure & Document Cabinets

For records, valuables and media that must not walk

Heavier-gauge cabinets with electronic combination, fingerprint or card locks, plus anti-magnetic media safes for backup tapes and drives. Specified where the requirement is not simply "lockable" but demonstrably controlled — personal data under the PDPA, cash and valuables, controlled stock, or master keys.

Sizes & specification →
Illustration of a store room fitted with boltless light-duty shelving, heavy-duty racking bays and a run of mobile compact shelving on floor tracks
Mechanical locks

Shelving & Bulk Storage

Store rooms that hold more and stay tidy

Boltless light-duty shelving through to heavy pallet racking, plus mobile compact shelving that runs on floor tracks to recover the aisles. This is the least glamorous part of the range and often the highest-value: most store rooms we survey are holding half of what the same floor area could take.

Sizes & specification →

Who this is for

The hardware barely changes between these. The rules, the compartment mix and who administers it change completely.

Private & Members' Clubs

A locker scheme worth the membership fee

  • Members open their locker with a phone, at any hour, without approaching the desk
  • Assignments, renewals and the waiting list live in one dashboard the committee can see
  • Locker fees collected automatically by card, with access ending when payment or membership lapses
For general managers, facilities managers and house committees →

Condominiums & MCSTs

Storage and parcel handling that creates no work for the office

  • Parcels handled without the office touching them, with a timestamped record of every drop and collection
  • Gym and pool lockers that release automatically at closing, ending the padlock problem
  • Secure bulky-item storage that gets strollers and bikes out of common corridors
For management councils, managing agents and estate managers →

Gyms & Fitness Studios

Day lockers that never need a key at the desk

  • No keys at the desk, and no key cutting, ever
  • Day lockers release automatically at closing time, so the room turns over by itself
  • Assigned monthly lockers sold as a paid add-on, billed automatically by card
For owners, studio managers and multi-site operations leads →

Sports & Recreation Facilities

Where we started — unmanned equipment access that works

  • Equipment issued and returned at any hour with no staff present
  • Charge state monitored, so a unit is held back until it is actually usable
  • A record of who had which item, and when it came back
For venue operators, academies, marinas and sports centre managers →

Offices & Coworking

Desk sharing only works if people have somewhere to put things

  • Day lockers claimed on arrival and released automatically at end of day
  • Assigned lockers provisioned and revoked centrally — offboarding is a click
  • Device charging cabinets for pooled tablets, laptops and phones
For workplace, facilities and office managers →

Schools & Campuses

Storage that survives a thousand students a day

  • Keypad codes instead of keys, with no locks to cut and no deposits to hold
  • Bulk reassignment of a whole year group in one operation
  • Phone storage and charging cabinets that make a device policy workable
For operations managers, estate teams and school administrators →

Two ways to buy

Own the lockers, or let us own them and operate them for you. Neither is the better answer in general — it depends on whether you have capital approval and whether you want the locker revenue.

Supply & install

You own the lockers

We specify, supply, deliver and install the cabinets, fit the access hardware, and license you the platform on an annual subscription per bank. The asset is yours, capitalised with the rest of the fit-out, and any locker fees you charge are entirely your revenue.

Usually suits

  • Fit-outs and refurbishments where lockers go in with everything else
  • Offices, schools and campuses procuring through a quotation or tender
  • Clubs capitalising a locker room refurbishment
  • Anyone who wants to keep 100% of the locker fee revenue

The trade-off: It costs money up front, and lockers are a capital item that has to be approved. In exchange the cost per locker over five years is lower than any managed arrangement, and the revenue is all yours.

Managed lockers

We fund, install and operate

We pay for the cabinets, install them, insure them, service them, and handle every user query and payment. You provide the space and a socket. You receive a monthly rental, or a share of the locker revenue generated at your site, and there is no capital outlay at all.

Usually suits

  • Condominiums and MCSTs, where a capital vote is the obstacle
  • Clubs wanting the amenity without a paper to the committee
  • Sports venues running unattended equipment access
  • Anyone who wants to trial a locker scheme before committing to one

The trade-off: You do not own the asset, and we take the locker revenue in exchange for carrying the cost and the work. Over many years, buying is cheaper. Over the first year, this costs you nothing and can be stopped.

Common questions

What does LockerLogic do?

LockerLogic supplies, installs and operates smart lockers and steel storage cabinets in Singapore. Two things are on offer: the cabinets themselves — member lockers, changing lockers, parcel lockers, device charging cabinets, storage cupboards, secure cabinets and shelving — and the keyless access platform that runs them, which lets a member or member of staff open a compartment by scanning a QR code or entering a PIN, with no key, card or counter staff involved. LockerLogic is the trading name of GX TECH PTE. LTD. (UEN 202503838W), a registered Singapore company.

How is this different from buying lockers from a furniture supplier?

A furniture supplier delivers steel and leaves. The steel is the easy half. What actually goes wrong with a locker room is administrative: keys walk off, the assignment list drifts out of date, day lockers get squatted, locker fees go uncollected, and departures leave lockers occupied by people who left. LockerLogic supplies the cabinets and the system that handles all of that — assignments, automatic fee collection, timed release, access rules and a log of every opening. We will also quote plain mechanical lockers where that is genuinely the right answer, and say so.

Do members need to install an app?

No. Everything happens in the phone's browser — the member points their camera at the QR code on the door and a page opens that already knows which compartment it is. Requiring an app install is where locker schemes lose their least technical users, and those are exactly the members who then complain to the committee. A numeric PIN on the keypad at the end of the bank works for anyone who would rather not use a phone at all.

Can we keep our existing lockers and just make them keyless?

Usually yes, and it is much cheaper than replacement. Most steel lockers accept a retrofit electronic latch in place of the existing cam lock, with a controller and keypad mounted at the end of the bank. We survey a sample door before quoting, because door thickness and latch geometry decide whether the kit fits. If your lockers are too thin-gauge, too old or too corroded to hold a latch reliably, we will tell you that rather than sell a kit that will fail within a year.

What does it cost?

Cabinets are quoted per project because the price is driven by compartment count, gauge, finish, whether the latches are electronic, and how difficult the site is to install in. As a rough guide, mechanical steel lockers start in the low hundreds of dollars per compartment; adding keyless access adds a hardware cost per compartment plus an annual platform subscription per bank. Under the managed model there is no capital cost to you at all. Our pricing page explains what moves the number, which is more useful than a headline figure we would have to withdraw at survey.

How long does delivery and installation take?

Standard sizes in standard finishes typically run six to eight weeks including sea freight and installation in Singapore. Custom colours add a powder-coat run and custom sizes add fabrication time. A retrofit on existing lockers is much faster — usually two to three weeks from order, and about a day per room on site. Anyone quoting a two-week lead time on a full new locker fit-out is either selling someone else's stock or air-freighting at a cost that will surface somewhere in your price.

Is LockerLogic a real Singapore company?

Yes. LockerLogic is the storage arm of GX TECH PTE. LTD., UEN 202503838W, registered in Singapore. The same company operates Tennis Machine SG, whose unmanned equipment cabinets at ActiveSG Sport Village @ Jurong Town run on the same access platform described here. That deployment is our proof that the platform works unattended in a public venue; the storage range is newer, and we would rather say so plainly than imply an installed base we do not yet have.

What areas of Singapore do you cover?

All of Singapore. Site surveys, delivery, installation and servicing are island-wide, and there is no minimum distance or zone surcharge.

Tell us what needs storing

Send the site, roughly how many lockers you are thinking of, and what goes in them. We will come back with a specification and an indicative price, and arrange a site survey if it looks like a fit. Enquiries from managing agents, club management, facilities teams, architects and interior contractors are all welcome.

Guo Jian Feng, Founder · GX TECH PTE. LTD. (UEN 202503838W) · trading as LockerLogic