Now on iOS and Android

The shared rent record for landlords and tenants.

Whether you're the landlord or the tenant, you both work from the same lease — so payments, records and documents always line up, and nobody has to chase the other for proof.

Income · this month

Tenant taps Pay

Their bank app opens with the amount and payee filled in.

Marks it sent

One tap in Flatren records when the payment went out.

Landlord confirms

When the money lands, one tap closes the record.

EU-hosted
GDPR-compliant
No escrow · no hidden accounts
Free tier at launch · no card required

See it from your side

The same lease, from whichever side you're on.

Pick the role you actually play — you can switch whenever. Either way, you're looking at the same lease: the same payments, the same records, the same documents, just from your side.

Overdue rent on the landlord side — confirm received, send reminder, edit, or cancel.

Set the lease up once, and the rent requests look after themselves.

Create the lease, share an invite link, and Flatren queues a rent request on every due date. When your tenant marks one sent, it surfaces in the Payments tab — overdue and awaiting both call attention. One tap to confirm received closes it out and pins it to the lease.

Auto-generated rent requests, weekly through yearly
Overdue + awaiting confirmation chips at a glance
Confirm received in one tap

Records ⇄ Payments

Everything stays linked, whichever side you start from.

Pair a meter reading with the utility bill that proves it. Pair a repair receipt with the request that asked for it. Start from either side — the trail completes itself, and both sides see the same thread.

From a payment

Flatren Payments tab — list of rent and reimbursement requests with signed amounts and state chips.

Step 1 of 4

Payment → Record

Start from either side

Record → Payment

From a record

Records tab — cross-portfolio list of meter readings, condition photos, notices, visits, and notes with state chips.

Tap a step to switch sides

Your lease, end to end.

Landlord
Set up the lease
Add the property, set the rent schedule, share an invite link. Solo tenant? Skip the invite — pair with your landlord later, when they're ready.
Both sides
Day-one proof
Move-in condition photos from the landlord. Meter reading from the tenant. Attached to the lease on day one — both sides see them forever.
Both sides
Rent without the awkward part
Rent shows up as a request. The tenant taps it, picks Revolut, Bunq, Monzo, or PayPal, and pays via their bank app. One tap marks it sent. The landlord confirms received. Three states, both sides agreed.
Both sides
Real life, recorded
A utility settle-up gets linked to the meter reading that justifies it. A repair request closes when the tenant confirms it. An inspection notice is acknowledged with a tap. Receipts, notices, repairs — nothing floats off the lease.
Landlord
The year, at a glance
Dashboard rolls up rent collected, costs paid, net profit per property — six months of trend. Lease ends, deposit return joins the same ledger, the audit trail closes neatly.