KeyMe, a New York-based startup that allows users to duplicate and store electronic copies of keys, secured $20 million in Series B funding, including contributions from Chicago investors. KeyMe so ...

Are you afraid of getting locked out of your house or car and having to hire an expensive locksmith? There’s a company that wants to give you a cheaper option in case of an emergency. KeyMe wants to ...

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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - Technology can allow you to duplicate a house key in just minutes, but now one company is offering a new service that has some concerned. The company KeyMe has kiosks across ...

Key duplication unit supports the majority of key types. KeyMe is a technology startup that is placing kiosks inside stores that allow users to store, share and duplicate their physical keys using a ...

KeyMe, a startup that is placing self-serve key duplication kiosks within retail stores, is seeking to make life easier for consumers who need a new key immediately. Also, by placing the kiosks in ...

Getting locked out of the house is especially frustrating when you’ve forgotten the “safe” place where you hid the spare key. As an alternative to sleeping in the garden shed or emergency locksmith ...

If you lock yourself out of your home or car, you typically have only one option -- call a locksmith and hope they can get to you quickly. But you'll pay a small fortune for their time and expertise.

The last time you had a key cut, you probably experienced a retro service, which included speaking to a real human (ugh!). KeyMe puts the kibosh on the old-fashioned key copying user experience with a ...