Keep the spreadsheet. Upload it. We build the rest.

Your rent-tracking sheet — whatever its columns, whatever its quirks — is enough. AI reads it, maps it with synonym matching, shows you the review screen, and turns it into a running operation.

Any reasonable sheet works: yours, not a template we make you fill
Synonym auto-mapping (“tenant”, “renter”, “name” → resident) with review
From upload to collecting rent in an afternoon

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No re-typingThe sheet you’ve maintained for years is the source

Nothing lostEvery row lands reviewed, validated, and traceable

Everything gainedPortals, agents, books, and reports on top of your data

What you get

Every claim below is a working screen in the product — open the demo and check.

Bring the sheet you have

Column names don’t matter — “Tenant/Renter/Occupant”, “Rent/Monthly/Amount” — synonym mapping plus AI reading figure out your format and show you the interpretation for approval.

Whole-grid AI reading

The AI reads the entire sheet, handles merged headers and notes columns, and proposes structured data. Automated checks and your review stand between the AI and your records, always.

From rows to an operation

Approved rows become properties, units, residents, leases, and balances — then billing runs, portals open, and agents start working the same day.

Balances that reconcile

Who-owes-what from the sheet becomes opening balances on real ledgers, so collections start from truth instead of memory.

Your data stays yours

Everything exports back out clean at any time. The moat is being useful, not holding your data hostage.

Grow into the rest

Start with rent tracking; adopt leasing, maintenance, and accounting at your pace. The modules are there when the pain arrives.

Common questions from operators

My spreadsheet is honestly a mess. Will this work?

Messy is the normal case and the review screen is built for it: the AI’s interpretation is shown next to your original, low-confidence cells are flagged, and you correct inline before anything applies.

What’s the minimum information I need?

Per unit: an identifier, the resident (if occupied), the rent, and ideally lease dates and balance. From that the system builds a working operation; everything else is enrichment you can add later.

Why not just keep using the spreadsheet?

The sheet records what happened; it doesn’t answer leads, chase balances, triage maintenance, or keep books. You’re not buying a nicer spreadsheet — you’re hiring the work.