The Singapore landlord toolkit · tenancy

The lease knows its dates.
Now you do too.

Once someone moves in, the dates start mattering: the renewal conversation, the aircon service, the stamp-duty reminder. The record counts them down for you — before you are choosing between a rushed renewal and an empty month.

Tenancy management is free for your first 6 months, then a paid plan.

Lease ends 30 Nov 2026

days away

Counted in your browser: 30 Nov 2026 − today.

  • Renewal conversation — worth starting 60 days out

    On the clock
  • Aircon service · recorded 14 Jul

    Done
  • Tenancy agreement · stored with the record

    Filed

A sample tenancy — the count runs in your own browser.

How it works

The shoebox, retired.

The renewal clock

The record counts down to the lease end and tells you when the renewal conversation is worth starting — while you still have time to hold your terms.

The maintenance diary

The dripping tap, the aircon service, who fixed what and when. Written down once, findable at renewal, instead of scattered across a year of chat history.

The documents, together

The tenancy agreement, the inventory, the receipts — stored with the tenancy they belong to, so the next question about them takes seconds, not a search.

What this is not

We do not draft your tenancy agreement and we do not advise on its terms — CEA publishes free template agreements most landlords use, and yours stays yours. This is the record-keeping around the tenancy you run.

Back to everything the toolkit does

Tell us about your place

We are working with a small first group of Singapore landlords. Tell us what you are letting, and we will take it from there.

You stay the landlord

You keep the relationship with your tenant, start to finish.

No commission

Nothing is charged to whoever ends up renting your place, either.

If it is not a fit

If the software is not right for your situation, we will say so.

We will not add you to a mailing list.