For landlords and their residents
Quiet software for people who own buildings.
Leases, rent, maintenance, and contracts in one calm place — without spreading the work across chats and spreadsheets.
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A sample portfolio. Figures here are illustrative.
12
Properties
28
Residents
$48.2k
Collected
$11.4k
Cash flow
Active leases
View allHarbor House
Unit 2B
$1,850
Current
Cedar Court
Unit 4A
$2,100
Current
Willow Lane
Unit 1
$2,450
Renewing
Ashford Row
Unit 3C
$1,675
Current
How it works
From empty building to a living rent roll.
01
Describe the buildings
Add properties and units, then keep tax, insurance, and mortgage in one place.
02
Invite the people who live there
Send a time-limited link. Roommates share a lease; one person is the primary contact.
03
Keep the year in view
Rent, expenses, renewals, maintenance, and signed contracts stay together.
Features
The work of renting, without the clutter.
Roommate-aware leases
One contract, several tenants, a single primary for invoicing.
Invite links
A one-time signup link with a short expiry. Copy it and send it however you already talk.
Contract history
Keep every signed PDF or scan. Replace a version without losing the last one.
Maintenance inbox
Tickets, photos, and a preferred time window — then assign parts from inventory.
Year-to-date numbers
Revenue, expenses, occupancy, and cash flow from the books you already keep.
Managers with limits
A primary owner can grant other landlord accounts onto specific buildings, privilege by privilege.
Who it is for
Two doors. One set of records.
Landlords create the workspace. Residents arrive only by invite. There is no public tenant directory.
Bring the portfolio inside.
Create an account, add a building, and send the first invite.