Solo landlords
You own a few apartments, a boarding house, a duplex or a condo unit, and you run it yourself, usually next to a day job.
- No accounting background needed
- From one unit to a few dozen
- Works on the phone you already have
About Tenant.ph
Made for the landlord with a notebook and a few units
Most rentals in the Philippines are run by one person: a few doors, a notebook, payment screenshots and a lot of texting. Tenant.ph is for them, and for the tenants who rent from them.
Who it's for
Two people, one rental
Their tenants
The people who rent from you get their own page: what they owe, how to pay, and every receipt and document in one place.
- Join with a link, no app to install
- Pay online by GCash or Maya, or send proof
- See the same balance you see
Why it exists
Renting shouldn't run on screenshots and memory
The same few problems come up in almost every small rental. We built Tenant.ph to answer each one.
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“Bayad na po ba si Unit 2?”
Every payment is recorded against the rent it pays, so the balance is always one look away.
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“Nasend ko na po, check niyo.”
Tenants send their proof in the app, and you approve it after checking your own account.
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“Nasaan na po ang deposit ko?”
The deposit is kept apart from rent, and settled at move-out with photos from both inspections.
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“Hindi po ganyan ang usapan natin.”
The lease, its contract and every change are kept, and both of you accepted the same terms.
What we hold to
Fair to both sides, by design
These aren't settings. They're how Tenant.ph is built.
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Records are never quietly changed
A mistake is fixed with a new entry that says why, never by editing the old one. The history stays whole.
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You decide what counts as paid
A screenshot never marks rent paid: you check your own GCash, Maya or bank first, then approve. Online payments count only once your own PayMongo or Xendit account confirms them.
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Both sides see the same numbers
Your tenant's balance, statements and receipts come from the same records as yours.
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Your tenant's data is theirs
Under the Data Privacy Act (RA 10173), tenants can see their own records and documents, and we keep only what a lease needs.
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Proof anyone on the lease can check
Statements, contracts and inspections carry a fingerprint, so you and your tenant can check a document is the one we issued.
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Pesos to the centavo, Manila dates
Amounts are exact, never rounded behind your back, and due dates follow Philippine time.
Run your rental the calm way.
Add your first property in minutes and invite your tenants with a link.
Tenant.ph is made by Unisoft Ventures