Stop reconciling forty M-Pesa messages in a notebook. Track every unit, tenant, payment and KRA obligation from a single screen.
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In Kenya, rent is collected over M-Pesa and tracked in notebooks, group chats and memory. The rail exists. The system of record on top of it is still up for grabs — and KRA is making it harder to stay on paper.
Most are managed by hand — paper receipts, SMS confirmations, and a landlord's memory doing the accounting.
The payment habit is already universal. What's missing is software that reads, matches and reconciles it automatically.
MRI at 7.5% and eTIMS receipting are shifting from "optional" to unavoidable. Compliance is becoming a forcing function.
Become the system of record and you sit on the payments, the data and the tax layer — the durable part of this market.
It's the 1st. Rent lands as forty M-Pesa messages from forty numbers you half-recognise. You tick names off in a notebook. Someone swears they paid. Someone overpaid last month and you've forgotten. Then KRA wants its share, and your records are a WhatsApp scroll. MyLandlord turns that whole month into one screen. — the problem we actually set out to fix
Apartments, houses, single units — organised with occupancy, deposits, co-tenants and lease dates that don't slip.
Payments from M-Pesa, KCB and Pesapal land against the right tenant on their own. No more reconciling by hand.
Every payment gets a receipt. Every tenant gets a running statement. Disputes end with a record, not an argument.
MRI tax tracking and eTIMS-ready receipts built in. We frame the rules for you — without pretending to be KRA.
Arrears, income, expenses and which doors are paying — across one property or your entire portfolio, instantly.
Landlords, managers, caretakers and tenants each get the right view — no shared passwords, no confusion.
Every few months, someone sketches this idea on a napkin. Then they meet the hard part: matching messy M-Pesa transactions, getting eTIMS certified with KRA, and convincing landlords to trust an app with their rent. That's where most attempts quietly die.
It's a recurring-revenue SaaS sitting on top of the payments and tax layer for an entire market. If you're weighing whether to build it or back it — the faster route into this space is to come in with the team that already has the hard part working.
We didn't start with a pitch deck. We started with landlords we know — people running flats in Nairobi, Nakuru and Eldoret on notebooks and goodwill, losing hours every month to the same reconciliation.
So we're building the tool we wished they had: one that speaks M-Pesa natively, takes KRA seriously, and treats both landlord and tenant like adults. Local, opinionated, and built for how renting actually happens here — not a foreign template with the prices changed.
"If it doesn't work for a landlord with eight units and a feature phone tenant, it doesn't ship."
We're letting a first group in before public launch. Early members get:
Landlord, investor or tenant — tell us who you are and we'll take it from there.
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