Probably, if your paperwork lives in a spreadsheet and a few folders.
Nobody hands you a manual when you become a landlord — there’s just suddenly a licence, a register, certificates and deadlines. You don’t need to be technical to use this. One property is fine. So is a dozen.
This is probably for you if…
- You manage your own rental properties
- You use spreadsheets, reminders, folders — or a mixture of all three
- You want something simple rather than enterprise software
- You're happy to tell us when something isn't working
Not ready to test yet?
- You can join for updates and nothing else
- You decide how involved you want to be, and you can change your mind
- There's no sales call, because we don't have a sales team
- We'll get in touch as the right things open up
- Got fifteen or twenty? We’re built around handling a handful really well at the moment — tell us anyway, because what you need next is the thing we most want to hear.
Three ways RenteRoo takes the load off.
Certificates, dates, tenancy paperwork, inspections and documents in one place — and your tenant in there too. Here’s what that actually looks like.
A real problem, and a blank, are not the same thing.
18 Heol Las · expired 11 July.
Add the expiry date so we can remind you.
Yours, not the property’s.
RenteRoo treats them differently. One genuinely needs attention; the others are simply information still to add. And your licence belongs to you as a landlord, not to one property.
One job a month, not one per property.
8 expected payments to check.
You marked this one on 4 August.
Eight properties is one sitting, not eight tasks. RenteRoo doesn’t connect to your bank — you tell it what’s arrived, and only what you’ve said is missing becomes something to chase.
The tenancy in one place, including them.
Sarah joined on 2 August.
2 photos · 14 August.
Invite your tenant and they can report a problem, message you and see the documents they’re entitled to — with all of it filed against the tenancy instead of sitting in your texts.
Doing it properly shouldn’t be this hard.
The responsibilities are one thing. Keeping track of every date, document, inspection, payment and conversation across your properties — while getting on with everything else — is another.
We’re landlords ourselves, and that second part is what we started RenteRoo to fix. Then we used it on our own places, which was humbling.
We didn’t want to disappear for a year building what we think landlords want, so we’re opening up early instead.
We’re starting with the everyday essentials — and not stopping there. As RenteRoo grows we want it to take away more of the repetitive admin that comes with managing rental property.
The landlords who join now will influence what we simplify next.
No mystery. No sales funnel.
You join
Tell us a little about your properties and how you manage them today. About two minutes.
We keep you updated
Occasional, useful updates — and a note when there's something worth trying.
You test if you want to
From a quick email reply to a proper look at the product. Entirely your call.
Tell us a little about you.
It helps us work out who’s finding us, and who to invite in first.