Landlord by choice. Second job by accident.
Your personal AI for rental management
Your spreadsheet, your text threads and your receipts, in one place that answers when you ask.
- A drip. And a move-out.
- Who fixed it last time? Midwest. June 12. $185.
- Where do I even start? Right here. One step at a time.
- Where's that $210 invoice? On the repair. And in Financials.
- What filter does the furnace take? 16x25x1.
- You always get it done. But now you've got help.
- $79.99
- a year, or $9.99 a month
- Up to 3
- properties on one plan
- 30 days
- money-back guarantee
- Nothing
- for your tenant to install
Built for the calls that land on your phone.
- Furnace quit on a Sunday
- Tenant gave notice
- Lease renews in 60 days
- Bees in the chimney
- Water heater turning 12
- Smoke detector chirping at 2 am
- Gutters before the freeze
- Storm took down a tree
- Turnover in nine days
- Appraiser wants to know what you updated
- Sewer line backed up
- Deposit to sort out
- Which filter does it take again
A home for your house.
Tenants change. The furnace doesn't.
Listing, screening, rent and leases happen a few times a year. The other 360 days are the actual job: what broke, who fixed it, what it cost, what is due next, and what the lease really says.


Manage your rental in one place, not six.
The house is going to ask for things either way.
Here is the next furnace call, both ways.
Without homewisers
- The furnace model number is in a text from 2023. Somewhere.
- You find out the water heater was twelve when it floods the basement.
- Every repair starts from zero, including finding the guy.
- A deposit question turns into a hunt for photos you may not have taken.
- Passive income, with a part-time job attached.
With homewisers
- Model number, filter size and last service are one question away.
- The water heater's age was on your next 90 days, so you priced it before it failed.
- Your tenant texts, you hand it over, and the repair opens with last time's vendor attached.
- Move-in photos, dated and sorted by room, ready the day you need them.
- Passive income that feels a lot closer to passive.
Built by a landlord who gets the calls too.
homewisers started with one rental in Iowa and an owner who was tired of carrying the whole house around in her head. She runs her own property on it. These are real calls from that house.
Bees in the chimney.
Not the tenant's fault.
A storm dropped a tree across the yard.
Not the tenant's fault.
The sewer line burst at the street.
Not the tenant's fault.

Questions landlords ask about homewisers
Your house needs things you plan for and things you don't. Be ready for both.
- Share your rental facts and status of the property.
- Chat or take a photo of what's needed next. Manage repairs and track expenses.
- Create move-in and move-out property condition reports as you walk the house.


