Who it is forBuilt for operators who rent bedrooms, not just units.
Most property software assumes one lease per address. If you rent a house room by room, run a co-living portfolio, lease student housing by the bed, run a sober living house, keep some rooms on Airbnb and some on monthly leases, or simply manage your own doors without a management company, the shape of the work is different — and so is the software.
Built for shared housingCo-living operators
Per-room leases, separate ledgers, shared utility splits, and turnovers that move one bedroom at a time.
Co-living property management software
By-the-bed leasingStudent housing
By-the-bed leases, guarantors, academic-year terms, and a summer turnover you can see coming in February.
Student housing property management software
Under 50 doorsSmall landlords
One place for rent, books, leases, and repairs — sized for a portfolio you still run yourself.
Property management software for small landlords
No management companySelf-managing owners
Run the doors yourself with records that hold up, automation that runs overnight, and no coordinator in the middle.
Software for self-managing landlords
Recovery residencesSober living operators
Weekly or monthly rent per bed, house rules signed before move-in, residents paying from their phone, and a login for every house manager.
Sober living house management software
Short-term rental tools, in betaRooms on Airbnb and by the month
Each room Monthly or Airbnb from a date, guests beside residents on one board, a clean after every checkout, and vacancy that counts only monthly rooms. In beta.
Software for renting rooms on Airbnb and by the month
