Add all your documents at once
Pick every certificate and agreement you have, for every property, PDFs or photos. We sort them and read the dates.
Built for the Renters' Rights Act 2025
Landlord compliance.
Sorted.
Every certificate and date in one place. Reminders before anything runs out. The right letter in a few taps when something happens.
Built to work smoothly on your phone, so you can stay on top of everything on the go. Add it to your home screen once you sign up.
A fictional landlord adds seven documents at once and the app reads them for three properties; Home shows one thing that needs them; a new property is finished; a gas reminder arrives on the phone; Ask shows how to send a rent reminder, which is emailed to the tenant; a Form 4A rent increase is made and recorded as given by post.
Every certificate, one place
Gas, electrical, EPC and licence, read and filed to the right property.
Reminded before it runs out
By email and on your phone, 60, 30 and 14 days before.
The right letter, in a few taps
Rent late, a pet request, a rent increase. Filled in from your tenancy and kept as evidence.
How it works · Example
- Read
Drop in all your certificates
PDFs or photos, for every property at once. We read the dates and file each one to its property.
- Due soon
See every date, soonest first
Gas safety, electrical, EPC and licence. For every property.
Get reminded before it runs out
By phone and email, 60, 30 and 14 days before, and on the day.
- Emailed
The right letter when something happens
Rent late, a pet request, a rent increase. Made for you in a few taps.
All in date.
3 properties · 27 checks · nothing needs you
Dates
Gas safety, electrical, EPC and your property licence: the certificates that run out. Upload them once. We read the dates and remind you by phone and email before anything runs out. The deposit and the tenancy's other questions sit on the same screen, one tap each.
All in date
One look tells you where every property stands, and the next date coming up.
Letters
Only when something happens: rent late, a pet request, a rent rise, a tenancy ending. The right letter or notice in a few taps, filled in from the tenancy and kept with its date.
Answers
Ask AI Comply a tenancy question and get a plain-English answer, built on the Renters' Rights Act.
Who built it
Built by a lettings professional with 15 years in the job, with technology specialists who have led engineering at global banks for over a decade.
The price
£9.99 a month
30 days free, then £9.99 a month. Cancel any time.
Covers 1–3 properties. No card to start.
RentersRightsAct.info: free plain-English guides to the Act
Questions
Do I need a card to start the trial?
No. Sign up with your email. You only add a card if you choose to subscribe at the end of the 30 days. If you don't, the trial simply ends: no charge.
What happens after the trial?
You choose. Subscribe at £9.99 a month, or let the trial end. Nothing is deleted: your properties and documents are kept and come back when you subscribe.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. No contract, no cancellation fee. Cancel from the app at any point and you keep access until the end of the billing period.
What is Section 21 and when was it abolished?
Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 was the 'no-fault' eviction notice that allowed landlords to end a tenancy without giving any reason. It was permanently abolished on 1st May 2026, the commencement date for Phase 1 of the Renters' Rights Act 2025. Since that date, no new Section 21 notices can be served. Every possession claim must instead cite a specific legal ground under the reformed Section 8 system.
Do I have to allow pets in my rental property?
Not automatically, but you cannot operate a blanket 'no pets' policy. Tenants have a statutory right to make a written request to keep a pet, and you must consider every request fairly and respond in writing within 28 days. Refusal must be based on specific reasonable grounds, not simply a preference not to allow animals. Any blanket 'no pets' clause in a tenancy agreement is unenforceable under the new rules.