Maintenance requests that do not live in your text messages
Photos, statuses, and email alerts both directions — with a record of what was reported and when.
A repair reported by text has no status, no timestamp anyone trusts, and no photo six months later when it matters. The fix is not a better memory; it is putting the request somewhere with a state machine attached.
Reported with evidence
A photo at the moment of reporting is worth ten later.
- Renters attach photos to the request
- Description and date captured with it
A status, not a vibe
Filed, in progress, fixed — visible to both sides.
- Status workflow from filed to fixed
- Renter can see where it stands without asking
Alerts both directions
Nobody has to remember to check.
- Email on new requests and status changes
Part of the tenancy record
The history that matters at move-out.
- Requests tied to the lease
- Available when a deposit is being settled
Frequently asked questions
Do renters need the app to report something?
They use their renter portal, which is where the lease, the rent balance, and the messages already are.
Can I see everything outstanding across my properties?
Yes — requests roll up so you are not checking each unit in turn.
Does the history matter later?
More than anything else in this list. A documented repair history is what makes a deposit deduction defensible, and what makes an undeserved one obviously wrong.
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