Built in the Philippines, not translated into it
Property management for Filipino landlords
Collect rent the way your tenants actually pay — GCash or bank transfer, with a reference number and a receipt photo you can check. Bill each tenant their exact share of the electric bill. Keep properties, tenants and leases in one place.
No credit card. No GCash merchant account needed — tenants pay you directly.
The spreadsheet breaks at three points
Almost every small landlord starts in a Google Sheet. It works right up until it doesn't.
Everything a small portfolio needs
No per-seat pricing, no module unlocks, and no plan is ever unlimited.
GCash & bank transfer, verified
Tenants pay from their own GCash or bank app and submit the reference. You confirm it against your history — with an optional photo of the receipt right beside it.
Per-tenant utility statements
One Meralco meter, many tenants? Sub-meter each unit and give every tenant a statement showing exactly their share of the electric and water bill.
Statements, not spreadsheets
Rent plus this month's readings plus any charges, minus what's been paid. Each tenant sees one number and knows what to send.
A tenant portal that works
Invited tenants sign in to see their lease, their balance and their statement, file maintenance issues with photos, and pay rent.
Share with a co-owner
Invite a family member or a property manager to a portfolio. They see the same properties and the same custom fields you do.
Maintenance with photos
Tenants report leaks and repairs from their phone with pictures attached, and you track each one to resolved.
Cash flow you can export
Income, expenses and per-property P&L over 3 to 24 months, with a CSV export that matches the screen exactly.
Signed leases
Both parties sign on screen with a typed name or a drawn mark. Lease-end alerts go out before a term expires.
Custom fields
Gate codes, parking slots, water tank levels — add the fields your buildings actually need, shared across your portfolio.
Free guide
How to split one electric bill among a dozen tenants
The three methods landlords actually use, the arithmetic behind each, and the mistakes that cause arguments.
Start with the building you already manage
Free for up to 2 units. ₱199 a month for up to 10. Your data carries over if you upgrade.