I've been using a keyless Schlage door lock with a keypad on my entry door for several years and really love the convenience:

https://www.amazon.com/Schlage-FE595-CAM-626-ACC/dp/B001GPL5WU/ref=sr_1_6

But I also have a deadbolt on the same entry door for added security, and it's a hassle to carry around a key for it. So I'm thinking of replacing it with a keyless Schlage *deadbolt* lock with a keypad:

https://www.amazon.com/Schlage-Lock-Company-Keypad-Deadbolt/dp/B07GBHP9F9/ref=sr_1_2_sspa

Which means my entry door will have 2 keypads--not exactly a great look.

Has anyone else solved this problem of having 2 keypads on their entry door but still making it look reasonably good?

I can only find a single image of something like this when googling for "two keypads on entry door":

https://idighardware.com/2011/05/reader-photos-12/

I've thought about using an August lock with a keypad installed nearby but not on the door itself, but I've read that August locks were hacked a while back. I generally don't trust smart locks both in terms of hackability and battery life. I also generally favor Schlage over other brands like Kwikset as I've read that Schlage locks are harder to bump.