What have you let out?

One apartment or fifteen. A shop, a godown, or rooms let out one by one. The rent agreement, the reminders and the receipts work the same way for all of them.

Owners abroad

Your property is here. You are not.

You are in Dubai, Singapore, London or New Jersey, and the apartment is in Bengaluru, Hyderabad or Kochi. The person you trust to check on it is doing you a favour, and you find out the rent is late when you think to ask.

The reminder goes outWithout youYour tenant is reminded on your behalf. You are not the one asking from another time zone.
The money reaches youNever in the middleYour tenant pays on UPI, straight to your account. We do not hold it, not even for a day.
You can see it happenedReceiptsThe reminder, the payment and the receipt are on one record you can open from anywhere.
Whatever you have let out

Apartments, houses and shops — all in one place.

The same rent agreement, the same reminder on the 1st, the same receipt your tenant can use for HRA. What changes is only what you own.

Apartments

One apartment, a whole floor, or fifteen spread across the city — in a society or a standalone building. Each one carries its own rent agreement, its own advance and its own tenant.

Independent houses & villas

Let as one property, including builder floors let out floor by floor. The rent agreement and the advance are tracked against the property, not against a note on your phone.

PG & co-living

Rent per bed, not per room. Different tenants, different joining dates and different amounts inside the same property — each with their own reminder and their own receipt.

Shops & showrooms

Commercial rent agreements on the terms you already have, with GST handled where it applies.

Offices & co-working

Office suites and commercial floors, with longer agreements and the same reminders on the 1st.

Godowns & industrial sheds

Longer agreements and larger advances. The same reminders, the same receipts, the same one record.

Start with one. Add the rest later.

You do not have to put everything on it at once. Put the one that gives you the most trouble on it first, and see what the 1st feels like.