Maintenance tracking for small landlords and property managers

Maintenance work, tracked to the unit.

Keep repair requests, vendor updates, recurring maintenance, photos, invoices, and unit history in one place.

Repair requestsVendor updatesRecurring maintenancePhotos and invoices
Maintenance Ledger dashboard showing open tickets, recurring work, and recently completed maintenance.

Dashboard view: what needs attention today, what is due soon, and what was completed recently.

The problem

Maintenance gets messy when the record lives outside the work.

Requests arrive everywhere

Texts, calls, tenant photos, and vendor replies turn into loose threads unless they land in one record.

Follow-up depends on memory

Open work, due maintenance, and vendor status need to stay visible without another spreadsheet.

History gets hard to trust

When a leak comes back, you need the prior notes, vendor, photos, and dates tied to the right unit.

Inside the record

The details stay together when the job gets messy.

Keep photos, estimates, completion proof, vendor updates, and unit history on the same record so the next decision starts with context instead of guesswork.

Cropped repair request view showing attachments and request history.

Request record

One request can hold the photo, estimate, and latest vendor callback.

The work stays easy to scan when the tenant photo, estimate PDF, due date, and status history all live on the same record.

Cropped scheduled work view showing invoice and proof attachments.

Proof and invoice

Completion documents stop living in text threads.

A scheduled visit can keep the invoice, proof file, and completion photo attached to the work order.

Cropped unit history view showing repair and scheduled work on a timeline.

Timeline

History reads like a maintenance ledger, not a scavenger hunt.

Repairs and recurring upkeep land on the same unit timeline before the next decision gets made.

Find the right starting point

Choose the page that answers your biggest question.

Browse the product pages for the workflow, the role pages for your use case, and the pricing, FAQ, and security pages when you want the practical details.

Feature pages

Built for the maintenance work landlords actually repeat.

Explore the parts of the workflow that matter most to your maintenance process.

Issue tracking

Keep every repair request tied to the right unit.

Capture the tenant details, assigned vendor, estimate, photos, and follow-up history in one request record instead of scattered threads.

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Maintenance Ledger ticket detail page with status, vendor assignment, attachments, and timeline.
Status, files, and vendor follow-up stay on the same request.

Recurring maintenance

Keep routine maintenance from slipping.

Recurring plans become real work orders with proof requirements, invoice snippets, completion notes, and vendor status moments.

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Maintenance Ledger scheduled work detail page with proof attachments, invoice snippets, and vendor updates.
Proof files and vendor updates stay attached to the work order.

Unit history

See the maintenance history before you act.

Each unit brings together repair requests, scheduled work, tenant request links, and files so repeat issues have context.

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Maintenance Ledger unit history page showing repair and scheduled work on the same timeline.
The unit timeline shows the last repair and the last routine visit together.

Workflow strip

Follow the handoff from first request to finished history.

See how request details, vendor follow-up, and unit history stay connected all the way through the job.

Request

01

In motion
Repair request crop showing status, assignment, and request details.

Tenant details become an assigned request.

The intake details, access note, photo, and follow-up plan become a working request instead of a loose message thread.

Vendor

02

In motion
Scheduled work crop showing vendor status updates and proof attachments.

Vendor progress and proof return on the same job.

Accepted, working, and complete moments sit beside the invoice and proof files that document the visit.

History

03

Ready next time
Unit history crop showing the maintenance timeline.

The unit history answers what happened last time.

The next leak or turnover prep starts with the prior repair and the prior routine visit already visible on the unit record.

Secure share links

Tenants and vendors can send updates without logging in.

Getting started

Start around real work, not a long setup project.

Add a property, a unit, a vendor, and the next repair or recurring job you already need to manage. The product gets useful once the work is real.

1

Create your account.

2

Add the first property and unit.

3

Add a go-to vendor.

4

Log your first repair request or recurring maintenance plan.

5

Use the dashboard and unit history to stay on top of work.

Before you decide

Pricing, security, and FAQs in one place.

Reassurance

Focused maintenance software, not an all-in-one landlord system.

Track maintenance in one place, share secure links when you need updates from tenants or vendors, and keep every unit history easy to review.

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