Run your rentals like the books are yours — because they are.

Folio 01 — Dashboard

Everything, at a glance

One screen answers the only questions that matter each morning: what came in this month, what's overdue, how full you are, and what's broken. Below it — every late tenant and every empty unit, before anything else.

Folio 02 — Your properties

Every property you own, listed plainly

A house, a storefront, an apartment building — each with its address, its unit count, its type. Tap into any one for the whole story.

Folio 03 — Apartments

Inside a building, unit by unit

This building has three units — two occupied, one vacant — two open maintenance tickets, and a note on how long you've managed it. Everything about one property lives on one page.

Folio 04 — Per‑unit management

One unit, fully documented

Bedrooms, bathrooms, monthly rent, photos, and every lease that unit has ever carried — active or past. Start the next one the moment a tenant signs.

Folio 05 — Lease details

The lease, spelled out

Tenant, property, unit, rent, deposit, start date, and every payment recorded against it — with one clear button to end the lease when it's time, no digging through menus.

Folio 06 — Autogenerated payments

Rent, entered before you ask

On the first of the month, Rentey writes the entry for you — one line per active lease, due date already set. Mark it paid, partial, or let the app flag it overdue on its own.

Folio 07 — Detailed payment report

The books, closed on your terms

Pick a date range, a unit, a tenant — see exactly what was due, what came in, and what's still owed. Seven payments, one report, no spreadsheet required.

Folio 08 — Expense tracking

What it costs to keep the lights on

Repairs, utilities, taxes, insurance — logged against the property that incurred them, so you know what each address actually costs you to hold.