Your rent, in one place
Your own screen: what's due, what you've paid, and receipts you can download whenever you need them — no more asking for proof of last March.
How it worksFor tenants
Know what you owe. Keep every receipt.
See your rent, your payment history and your receipts in one place — and report a repair without hunting for anyone's phone number.
- What's due and when, without texting your landlord to ask.
- Report a leak from your phone with photos — it reaches the right person.
- Receipts generated for you, ready for your tax return.
Invited by your landlord? Free — just open the link in your email. Setting up your own record: one rental free, more on a paid plan.
Your side of it
What you'll actually see
Report a repair from your phone
Something broken? Photograph it, describe it, send it. You can follow the status instead of wondering whether anyone read your message.
How it worksPay in seconds, keep every receipt
Pay by card or bank transfer, or tell your landlord about a payment you already made. Either way it lands in the same record you both look at.
How it worksGetting started takes a minute
- 1
Add your rental
Your address, your rent, the day it's due. That's the whole setup.
- 2
Track what you pay
Record each payment as it happens and keep the receipts together in one history.
- 3
Invite your landlord — if you want
They can claim the rental and take over the billing side. Or don't invite them; it's your record either way.
No landlord here yet?
Track your rent anyway.
You don't need your landlord's permission to keep your own records straight. Set up your rental, log what you pay, and keep receipts you can actually find later. Invite your landlord whenever you're ready — or never.
- Works even if your landlord has never heard of Nineflat
- Your payment history stays yours
- Invite your landlord later and they pick up where you left off
See the tenant view before you sign up
A real, read-only account with sample data. Nothing to fill in, nothing to cancel.
Questions tenants ask
- Does this cost me anything?
- If your landlord invited you, no — they pay for their side and you never pay to see, pay or prove your rent. If you set the rental up yourself because your landlord isn't here, a free account holds one rental; a second needs a paid plan.
- My landlord invited me — what do I do?
- Open the link in your invitation email and it sets your account up for you. You don't need to sign up separately here.
- Can my landlord see everything I do?
- They see the rental you share with them — payments, requests and documents for that tenancy. Nothing else in your account.
