
Stop texting "hey, did you Venmo yet?"
One heatmap shows every unit, every month — paid, partial, late, or vacant. Spot the problem tenant in two seconds, not ten texts.
One iPhone app for rent payments, receipts, and Schedule E reports. So tax season stops eating your weekends — and your receipts stop living in a kitchen drawer.
Free to start. No account required.
Built by a landlord, for landlords.

One heatmap shows every unit, every month — paid, partial, late, or vacant. Spot the problem tenant in two seconds, not ten texts.

Log expenses against IRS Schedule E categories as they happen — utilities, repairs, management fees, insurance. Your shoebox becomes a searchable, filterable record.

Net cash flow, income, and expenses visualized by month, quarter, and year. Income drops on a bad month show up instantly instead of surfacing in April.

Tag vendors once. RentLedger watches the thresholds and flags who needs a 1099-NEC come January — no more hunting through a year of receipts.
Face ID protected. No ads. No personal data collected. Your financial data belongs to you — there are no servers, no accounts, and no way for anyone to access your information.
The questions landlords ask most often before downloading. Looking for billing, backup, or account help? See the full support FAQ.
Going all-in on iPhone is how we ship a genuinely local-first app: SwiftData, on-device Vision OCR, and Face ID all live on Apple's stack. RentLedger requires iOS 26 or later. Android isn't on the roadmap.
No, and that's on purpose. Your rental data never touches a server, so there's no account to create, no breach to worry about, and nothing subpoena-able sitting in a database. Standard iPhone iCloud and device backups already include your data; CSV exports give you a second copy whenever you want one.
No, and it's a deliberate trade-off. Bank syncing means open-banking permissions, third-party data sharing, and a remote database holding your financial trail. RentLedger trades automation for absolute privacy: you enter payments manually (about a minute a month) and nothing about your rentals leaves your phone.
Expense categories map one-for-one to IRS Schedule E lines 5–19 — advertising, cleaning, insurance, mortgage interest, repairs, supplies, taxes, utilities, depreciation, and more. Vendor payments roll up against 1099-NEC thresholds so the forms you owe are already summed. That said, RentLedger is record-keeping, not tax advice. Always have a qualified CPA or tax preparer review your return before you file.
More questions on billing, backups, data export, and cancellation? See the full support FAQ →
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