Tendhus
One calm place for every property you own, rented out or lived in. Catch every receipt, stay ahead of every renewal and filter, and turn tax season into a button. Renting it out? Repairs keep moving without you stuck in the middle.
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Furnace filter
12 Birch Ave · due in 3 days
Ask the tenant to confirm the fix
204 Maple St · 2 days overdue
Capture
A photo and an amount, or a photo and a word: that's the whole capture. No forms to fill out standing in a hallway. Smart defaults fill in the property and category from what you did last time.
Log an issue
Camera-first, 20 seconds
Snap an expense
Photo + amount, 15 seconds
Upkeep
Set a reminder once and it comes back on its own schedule: fixed to the calendar, or floating from whenever it's actually done. Got a tenant? Hand them a task and it shows up on their end, not yours to chase.
Gutter cleaning
318 Elm Ct · every 6 months
Done today, it comes back in 6 months from today, not from the date it was first set up.
Coordination
Send a repair to a vendor with a single link: no account on their end, no app to install. They see the photos, pick a time, and when it's done the cost files itself on the right property. Renting the place out? Your tenant reports the issue in about 20 seconds and confirms the fix, so you're out of the middle without losing track of a thing.
Leaking faucet · 204 Maple St
Tue Mar 4
The vendor picked from windows the tenant offered. Nothing to relay.
Quiet
Most days the app says nothing at all. When something does need you, one morning notification carries the whole day: a filter due, a fix to confirm, and that is it. News still arrives the moment it happens, a vendor picking a time, a tenant reporting a leak. But the app never asks you to visit just to check.
Tendhus
8:02 AM
1 thing needs you today
Furnace filter · 12 Birch Ave
Six quiet days that week.
The rules it lives by
Five rules shape every screen. They are why this feels different.
Your vendor gets a job link that just works, no account, no app. Add a tenant and they tap a link and they are in too. Nobody has to set anything up.
Texting keeps working. The app bends to how people already communicate, not the other way around.
Every capture finishes in about 15 seconds. A receipt you have to save later is a receipt that gets lost.
At most one push a day, and only on days something needs you.
It does a few jobs completely instead of everything halfway: repairs, expenses, upkeep, taxes.
Tax season
Every receipt you snapped during the year is already sorted. Open a property, pick a year, and download the lot: a category summary your accountant can read, a CSV, and a zip of every receipt named by date, property, category, and amount. Capital items sit apart from repairs, with cost basis when the purchase info is there.
2025 · 204 Maple St
Repairs
$1,240
Utilities
$862
Insurance
$2,105
Total operating
$4,207
Capital items kept separately: Water heater, $1,850.
Your properties are yours alone. Anyone you bring in, a vendor for a repair or a tenant if you rent, only ever sees what you send them (a single job link or access link, nothing more), and neither one needs an account of their own.
Yes. The receipts, the reminders, the vendor records, and the year-end and sale-time exports all work the same whether or not there's a tenant. The tenant features simply stay out of your way until you add one.
No password. You add their phone number or email, they tap the invite link, and they are in. Reporting an issue takes about 20 seconds, and they can see when help is on the way.
Nothing. A vendor gets one job link by text. It shows the issue, the photos, and the time windows the tenant offered. They tap one, and everyone is scheduled.
It is a web app you add to your home screen, on any phone. It installs in two taps, sends push notifications, and never goes through an app store.
No. At most one scheduled push a day, and only on days something actually needs you. News that cannot wait, like a new issue from a tenant, arrives as it happens. Most days it is silent.
No. It stays focused on repairs, expenses, upkeep, and taxes. Rent keeps moving the way it already does for you.
Set up your first property in a couple of minutes. The first receipt you snap will make the case.
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