Rent and expense tracking for landlords.

Record rent, late fees and expenses for each property. At tax time, get a Schedule E summary. If you keep a spreadsheet now, you can import it.

Record rent, late fees and expenses. Get a Schedule E summary at tax time. Import your spreadsheet if you have one.

Free. No credit card.

October rentExample
Maple St · Unit 1Paid Oct 1
Maple St · Unit 2Paid Oct 2
Oak AveLate · $1,850
Receipt photo → expenseExample
Amount$84.20
CategoryRepairs
DateSep 18

Filled in from the receipt. Check it, then save.

Schedule E · 2026 · Maple StExample
Rents received$22,200
Repairs$1,240
Taxes$3,100

Export it for your preparer.

rent-roll.xlsxExample
Properties found2
Units4
Tenants4

You review what was read before anything is saved.

What it does

  • Rent. See who has paid this month and who is late.
  • Expenses. Log them by property. Snap a photo of a receipt to fill one in.
  • Tax time. A Schedule E summary and an export for your preparer.
  • Tenants. A portal link each tenant can open to see their own rent.
  • Your spreadsheet. Import your rent roll and expenses instead of re-typing them.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. Every feature stays free. There is no paid plan, no trial and no card to enter, and we take no payment from you.

Who makes it?

One landlord with six properties, running his own books on it. The support address reaches a person.

Can I get my data out?

Yes. Export your records to a spreadsheet whenever you want. Uploaded files, like lease PDFs and receipts, stay in Documents, where you download them one by one.