Lead capture & follow-up
Inbound leads land in one place, get auto-assigned, and get nudged on a cadence so nothing goes cold.
Industry
We build custom lead-tracking, transaction coordination, and tenant or owner portal apps for real estate brokerages and small property management companies — designed for the real flow from first inquiry to closed deal or rent collected.

Why this hurts
Most brokerages and property managers run on a stack that almost works: a CRM nobody trusts, a spreadsheet for transactions, an email folder for tenant requests, and a separate tool for owner statements. Leads slip through, transaction deadlines get missed, and tenants phone the office for things they should be able to do themselves. The big real-estate platforms solve some of it but force everyone into their workflow and charge per seat for staff who barely log in.
Common workflows
Inbound leads land in one place, get auto-assigned, and get nudged on a cadence so nothing goes cold.
A single record per deal with conditions, dates, documents, and an at-a-glance status the whole office can see.
Tenants submit maintenance requests, pay rent, and see their lease info. Owners see statements and unit status without an email.
Requests routed to the right tech or vendor, with status, photos, and a clean audit trail.
Pipeline, deals at risk, occupancy, arrears, upcoming renewals — on one screen.
Generic tools
What we'd build
FAQ
Often you shouldn't, if it fits. But many small to mid-size operators find those platforms either too much or oddly missing the one workflow that actually slows them down. A focused custom app can supplement or replace, depending on where the friction lives.
Yes, through Stripe or a similar Canadian payments provider — rent, deposits, one-off charges, and refunds all in one place with a clean audit trail.
Designed for it: secure logins, role-based access, audit logs, encrypted-at-rest data, and Canadian data residency where appropriate.
Tell us what's slowing you down. We'll give you a straight answer about whether a custom app makes sense, and roughly what it would take.