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The landlord app

Self-managing, with the admin done for you.

Open it and Today shows what needs you: who’s behind with the rent, which repairs are waiting and which certificates are due. Behind it are the four jobs every self-managing landlord does, each one set out below.

14 days free. No card needed.

The Today screen on a phone: rent collected, rent outstanding, occupancy and the repair queue
The four jobs

What it does for you every week.

Rent

See who’s behind and chase them in a click

Rent goes on each tenancy on the day it’s due. The rent screen puts the biggest balance at the top, sorted by how long it’s been owed, and a reminder goes out with the real figures already in it. You stop working it out from bank statements.

Rent and arrears
The rent screen: rent collected against billed, arrears by age and a chase list ordered by balance
Repairs

Every repair has a deadline, counted for you

Tenants report repairs in their app, with photos. The deadline runs from the day they told you, damp, mould and heating jump the queue on their own, and anything past its deadline is flagged rather than left to age in a list.

Repairs and compliance
The repairs queue: open jobs ordered emergency first, with who is assigned and what is late
Paperwork and the law

Tenancies, deposits and notices done right first time

Tenancy agreements filled in from what you’ve already entered. The 30 days to protect a deposit counted from the day it arrives. Right to Rent for every adult, certificates with their renewal dates, and rent increases on Form 4A with the notice period checked.

Lettings and notices
The leases screen: every tenancy with its rent review date and the suggested new rent
Books and tax

Your Self Assessment figures, ready when you need them

Rent and costs are recorded as they happen, to the penny. The property boxes of your tax return fill from them, mortgage interest kept on its own line, and the quarterly figures for Making Tax Digital are worked out from the same records.

Tax and Making Tax Digital
The tax year in the books: the SA105 property boxes filled in from the year’s rent and costs
Getting started

A guided setup gets your first tenancy in.

A new account opens on six short steps. Skip any of them and come back later. If you keep your portfolio in a spreadsheet, you can import it as well.

  1. Step 1

    Your details

    Your name or your company’s, as it goes on letters and statements.

  2. Step 2

    Your first building

    Its name and address.

  3. Step 3

    Its units

    Each flat, house or room you let in it.

  4. Step 4

    A tenancy

    Who lives there, the rent and the deposit.

  5. Step 5

    Rent collection

    Soon: connect your own Stripe account, so rent is paid straight to you. Skip it for now.

  6. Step 6

    Your tenant

    Copy the link to their app, or email it to them.

On a phone

The whole app in your pocket.

Every screen works on a phone, in the browser, so you can check the rent or assign a repair from wherever you are.

The Today screen on a phone
Today
The rent screen on a phone
Rent
A repair on a phone, with what happened when and the contractor
A repair
A tenant’s page on a phone
A tenant
The tenant app home screen, showing the rent due and what is waiting on the tenant
Included for your tenants

Fewer calls and textsfrom your tenants.

Each tenancy comes with a tenant app. Tenants check what they owe, report repairs with photos and find their own documents, so those questions stop reaching your phone.

What the tenant app does for you
14 days free

Try it on your own portfolio.

Set up your first building and tenancy in the guided setup, and see where the rent stands by the end of the afternoon.

No card needed. Cancel from Settings.