Your whole portfolio, calm and at a glance. Tap any location to open it β everything about it lives inside, organized and labeled.
Tap locations to select them. You get one complete file per location β every detail, note, picture, and history it has.
Lively color = a tenant lives there now. An unoccupied location is unmistakable: dark, desaturated, dashed outline, and a bold VACANT β NO TENANT banner β but still fully functional: tap it and everything opens the same.
A quiet snapshot β at most 3 things, most urgent first. Empty means "All clear." The automation watches this so you don't have to.
Ask anything about your locations β rent, loans, costs, vacancy. Answers come only from the data in this app, nothing invented.
Questions about this property β its loan, costs, tenant, assets. Answered only from this location's own data in the app.
Keys & access lives inside the property details (Bori's placement).
Photos of the entire property taken before it's given to a renter β proof of the state it was in. (Placeholder tiles in this rough draft.)
Room-by-room check-off that pairs with the before photos. Every item takes its own notes and photos / videos / files, and items can be added or removed right here in the app. In this draft, uploads stay in this session's view β the deployed app stores them with the property.
Only the owner/administrator sees these β never shown on the renter side. Edits save as you type away from the box (this session, in this draft).
Everything about this renter in one place β the CRM pattern from the study. (Sample person β fake info only.)
The lease for this property, stored here with its dates and deposit.
For this location's tenant β only if a background check was required and performed. This whole section can be turned off (or back on) any time in More β Customize β the administrator decides. In this draft, uploads stay in this session's view; the deployed app stores them securely with the location.
Equity = worth now β loan balance. In the deployed app this pulls real bank and loan data (Bori's plan) β sample numbers until then.
The county tax bill for this one location β amount, due date, and paid status, tracked separately from the year-end tax summary. (Sample figures, entered by the owner.)
Repairs live connected to the Assets portion (Bori's placement).
Organized by category, with search to retrieve anything fast. Insurance lives in this section (Bori's placement).
You keep $1,750 this month after loans and bills β up $140 vs last month, mostly because repairs were lower. (Plain-language insight first β Apple Health / Airbnb pattern, sample.)
π‘οΈ Accuracy Protocol β Pillar 2: automated data is double-checked before it's displayed, and any contradiction gets flagged before you see it β never passed along silently. Data you type in yourself is confirmed by you; the protocol covers the automated numbers.
Income vs expenses per property for the year, ready to hand to an accountant. Sample figures only β not a tax filing.
Anything here can be dropped just as easily as it was added. Flip a switch: it disappears β section and its index shortcut. Flip it back: it's back. Nothing forced. Every section in the app has a switch here β that's how the administrator shapes the app to each customer.
Four palettes from the study β all dark and tinted, one vivid accent each. Your pick sticks on this phone.
Pillar 1 β Display + customization: the info you want, shown effectively, most important first β and every piece can be dropped as easily as it was added.
Pillar 2 β Accuracy protocol: automated numbers are double-checked before display; contradictions are flagged, never passed on silently. What you enter yourself, you confirm yourself.
This side is a placeholder on purpose. Bori will explain the renter side next, and it gets built from his explanation β nothing invented here yet.