One week, nothing typed in.
This is a normal week for a landlord with three properties. Every line is something Ace did from a message, a photo or a forwarded email.
- MondayYou forward the September bank statement. 47 rows sorted by property, one transfer Ace asks you about.
- TuesdayYou photograph the new gas certificate at Elm Street. Filed, expiry set to Jul 2027, the old reminder closed.
- Wednesday"Can I put the rent up at Oak Lane?" Yes, once a year with two months' notice. Section 13 drafted for 1 January at £1,450.
- ThursdayThe Maple Road EICR is due in 30 days. Your usual electrician is emailed with the dates you are free.
- FridayFlat 3 is a week late. A friendly reminder letter is drafted for your review, then sent and logged.
- Monday morningYour summary email. Rent in, rent missing, certificates due, one thing to decide.
Same Ace, wherever you are.
On the site
Open the chat and talk. Ace has your properties, tenancies, certificates and figures in front of it.
In the app
Photograph a receipt or a gas certificate on the doorstep. Ace files it before you are back in the car.
On WhatsApp next
Message Ace the way you message your plumber. Same answers, same records, no app to open.
It answers from three places, and tells you which.
UK law, with the source
The Housing Act, the Renters' Rights Act, deposit rules, MTD. Every legal answer names the gov.uk or ACAS page it came from. When it does not know, it says so.
Your own records
Properties, tenancies, certificates, rent and expenses. "What did Oak Lane make this year?" is answered from your figures, not an estimate.
The official registers
For property in England and Wales: EPC ratings from the government register, sold prices from HM Land Registry, crime from data.police.uk, flood risk from the Environment Agency (England only). Companies House for company-held lets.
An agent takes ten to fifteen percent. Ace is £9 a month.
A managing agent
Ten to fifteen percent of the rent, plus fees for renewals, inspections and repairs. On a £1,200 a month let that is £1,400 to £2,100 a year, per property.
LandlordOS
Free during early access. At launch, free for two properties and £9 a month for more, never above £19 however many you have.
Ace does the admin. You still make the decisions, and every letter is reviewed by you before it goes anywhere.
Tell Ace what happened today.
Free during early access, every feature included, no card. Ten minutes and you will know if this is for you.