Every screen of the product as it looks today, and what it is for. The screenshots come from the live demo — a full example portfolio you can open and click through yourself.
Screenshots of the live demo, in this language. The names, addresses and figures are example data.
Chapter 1
Where a landlord starts the day: the state of the portfolio and what needs doing.
Everything a landlord checks first, on one screen: how many properties are let, the rent roll and the month's net result per currency, what needs doing now and the latest transactions.
One inbox for everything across the portfolio that is waiting on you. An item clears itself once it has been dealt with — there is nothing to tick off.
Chapter 2
The properties, the leases on them, and who lives where — and until when.
The register of every property: its photo, tenant, rent, occupancy and the most urgent thing open on it, as a list or a grid.
Everything about one property in one place: the current lease and its tenants, rent reminders, move-in and move-out inspections, renewal requests, income and expenses, and where it is on the map.
Every lease in one table: who rents what, from when until when, the monthly rent and the deposit, and whether an invitation or a renewal request is still waiting.
A timeline of which property is let and which is free, and when. Lease starts and ends, rent due dates, visits and inspections can follow you into your own calendar app.
Chapter 3
Income and expenses, kept exactly and each in its own currency.
All income and expenses, by property and by category. Every amount stays in its own currency, and totals are kept per currency.
Monthly cash flow, and income, expenses and net result by property and by category — per currency, never converted.
Chapter 4
Repairs, meters, conversations and paperwork, each attached to the property it concerns.
Every issue reported across the portfolio, with its priority, the room it is in, photos, and where it stands — from submitted to resolved.
Tenants send a photo of each meter, and the number is read from the photo. You review the reading and the consumption before accepting it.
One conversation per property with its tenants, so every arrangement sits next to the lease it is about rather than in a personal chat app.
Contracts, invoices, certificates and inspection reports across the portfolio. Document by document, you decide what the tenant can see.
Chapter 5
Tenants you invite get a deliberately simple app, designed for phones, that shows only their own lease.
What a tenant sees on their phone: each home they rent, the rent, their role on the lease, open maintenance requests and their latest payments.
Every monthly rent charge, what has been paid against it and the balance, home by home — so "am I paid up?" never needs a message.
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