Features
What the product actually does, shown doing it.
Every screenshot on this page is a real one, taken from the running demo estate by a script — not a mockup, and not a screen we arranged for the photograph.
How one request travels
One report becomes a line on an owner’s statement.
The part no single screen can show: how a resident’s photo in the morning becomes an owner’s evidence — and a charge in the right currency — by the afternoon.
Resident or guest
Reported
A resident photographs the problem from their phone. No thread to remember, no call to chase.
Open
The desk
Assigned
It lands on the board as a job, assigned to whoever attends — visible as received, not lost.
In progress
The field
Done, with proof
The technician closes it with before-and-after photos, from the same phone that showed them the work.
Done
The owner, abroad
On the statement
The owner sees the job, the photos and the charge — in their language, in the currency it was agreed in.
The desk that runs the day
Requests arrive from residents, guests and the office, become jobs, get assigned, and sit on a board that shows what is stuck rather than what is merely open.
- A board with open, in progress, on hold and done — and a count on each
- Housekeeping turns and inspections with their own checklists
- Preventive maintenance on plant, with the certificates attached
- A phone app for the field that survives a basement and syncs after
Money that keeps its own currency
Every figure stays in the currency it was agreed in. A cross-currency payment records the rate you actually used, dated and attributed, and combined totals appear only where they are labelled indicative — never on an invoice line.
- Per-currency sections, subtotalled separately and never added together
- The monthly pack as a document, in the reader’s own language
- Charges, collections and what is still outstanding, line by line
- Every line in the language it was written in
The owner’s own view
An owner opens the portal and sees their money and their evidence first: statements, the approvals waiting on them, and the documents you chose to share.
- Statements first, because that is what they came for
- Approvals they can grant or decline, with the quote attached
- Documents shared deliberately — nothing by default
- Repairs raised on their property, with the photographs
Residents and guests, without the WhatsApp thread
Somewhere to report a problem that is not a message you have to remember, and a way to follow it without chasing anybody.
- Report a repair with a photo, from a phone
- Received, in progress, done — visible without asking
- Tenancy documents and house rules in one place
- Extras a guest would ask a front desk for, requested and billed
