keyless

adjective
UK /ˈkiːləs/
US /ˈkiːləs/

Something keyless does not need a key to work.

Our new car is keyless, so you just press a button to start it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Not having a key or keys.

He stood keyless at the door, unable to get inside.

3. Operating without a physical key, as by a code or remote signal.

The hotel uses keyless entry cards for all its rooms.

4. In music, not written or played in a particular key.

The composer wrote a keyless passage that drifts between tones.