[BRAND]

What [BRAND] does

Each part works on its own and they all share one record of your properties. Buy the parts you need and add more later.

Building Record

Included

The master record of each property. Everything else in [BRAND] reads from it and checks against it.

  • Address, purchase date, owners and square feet, asked once
  • Buildings, floors and units, with who rents each one
  • Import a unit list from Excel or a rent roll you already have
  • People and access: owners, managers, maintenance and billing staff each see what they need

Animation: a floor plan of a six-suite building draws itself, the suites are labelled with their tenants, and the suites whose rent has come in are highlighted.

Lease reading

Beta, included

Upload a lease or amendment as a PDF. [BRAND] finds the dates, rent schedule, square feet and key terms and shows you where each one came from on the page.

  • Anything it is unsure of waits on the side for you to confirm
  • Amendments are put in order, so you see what changed and when
  • Works with typed leases and older scans

Lease reading is in beta: it still makes mistakes, so check what it finds. It is free while it is in beta.

Watch it read two sample leases

Rent Roll

$10 a tenant, then $2

Current rent for every unit, every rent change, and the history month by month. Fill it from a file, from your leases, or by typing it in.

  • Whole property or one tenant, for any period you pick
  • Change it once and it updates everywhere in [BRAND]
  • Download to Excel
  • Collections are coming next

Try the Rent Roll demo

Animation: a chart of Gulf Coast Dental's monthly rent rising 3% each May, from $5,650 in 2026 to $6,359 in 2030.

Bookkeeping

$30 a month

Books for real estate in plain words: money in, money out, what you own and what you owe. Every transaction is tied to a property and unit.

  • Bring in bank and card statements as CSV files
  • Sorting suggestions that learn from what you choose
  • Reconcile against your monthly statement
  • Reports by property, and every entry can be changed or undone
  • Import your chart of accounts, property manager statements and journal entries from QuickBooks

Animation: five bank transactions are sorted one by one into a property and a category, then the month's totals by property appear: Harbor Point Plaza $9,231.23 in, Magnolia Street Duplex $357.40 out.

Maintenance

Coming soon

Work orders for each unit and building, who is doing them, and what they cost.

Floor Plans

Coming soon

Upload a floor plan as a PDF or CAD file and mark each unit on it. See who rents what, and what is empty, on the drawing itself.

Also on the way

Coming soon

Billing and Collections, Utilities, and Capital Improvements. Each will be sold on its own, like the rest.

See it working on a sample building