Add properties and leases
Create properties, units, tenants as records, lease dates, rent terms, deposits, notice periods, and optional lease PDFs.
Manorly - Rental operations
Manorly turns property, lease, task, and document records into an action calendar for what needs attention now, with reminders and worker task history in one authenticated workspace.
Manorly is built for landlords who run a small portfolio with spreadsheets, calendars, email threads, and memory.
The product starts with a simple operating principle: property and lease data should become reminders, tasks, and visible history. Manorly keeps the daily question in front of the landlord: what needs attention now?
It is deliberately not a full property-management ERP. The first surface is narrow: leases, rent follow-ups, renewal notices, maintenance checks, cleaning or turnover tasks, documents, notifications, and audit-friendly event history.
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The workflow is designed to produce a useful calendar quickly while keeping the landlord in control of every important record.
Create properties, units, tenants as records, lease dates, rent terms, deposits, notice periods, and optional lease PDFs.
Lease dates, rent obligations, reminders, and task templates turn into upcoming and overdue actions on the landlord dashboard.
In-app and email notifications surface due, pre-due, overdue, and lease-ending actions; trusted workers can receive assigned tasks.
Workers mark tasks started or complete with notes and optional photo proof, while the landlord keeps status, evidence, notifications, and history in one place.
The scope is intentionally practical: records, reminders, tasks, and history for small rental operations.
Upcoming and overdue actions are generated from leases, obligations, reminder rules, and field work.
Track properties and units with address metadata and archive records without losing the operational trail.
Store tenant records, lease start and end dates, rent amount and frequency, deposit, notice period, and draft-to-ended status.
Upload a lease PDF and AI can suggest dates, rent, notice, and tenant details. The landlord reviews and confirms before saving.
Generate rent obligations from leases and mark pending, paid, overdue, or waived as landlord-set statuses. It does not collect rent.
Use templates for lease end, renewal notice, HVAC/filter, pest control, smoke detector, inspection, cleaning, turnover, or custom work.
In-app notifications and email dispatch keep reminders explainable with delivery state and event history.
Lease PDFs can stay linked to lease records so the source document is retrievable beside the operational fields.
Manorly keeps its public promises narrow and its product boundaries visible.
Manorly's own SaaS subscription is planned to use Paddle as Merchant of Record. Manorly stores billing references and entitlement state, not card numbers.
The workspace is scoped to rental operations: properties, units, tenant contact records, leases, documents, reminders, tasks, notifications, and audit history.
Pricing, privacy, terms, and refund pages are written for customers, partners, and payment-provider review before checkout goes live.
Short answers for the claims that matter most.
Manorly is a reminder-first rental operations workspace for independent landlords and small property operators with roughly one to ten units.
No. Manorly tracks rent obligations and landlord-set statuses such as pending, paid, overdue, or waived. It is not a tenant payment processor.
No. Manorly does not provide tenant screening, credit checks, background checks, applicant scoring, or tenant-selection recommendations.
No. AI may suggest lease dates, rent fields, notice periods, or reminders from a PDF. The landlord reviews and confirms before anything is saved.
Yes. Worker-lite access is for assigned operational tasks only: checklists, status updates, notes, and optional photo proof.
Pricing is launch-stage and clearly labelled. Manorly's own SaaS subscription is planned through Paddle as Merchant of Record.
Manorly is built around product-scoped records and provider-hosted payments. It does not sell personal information.
Manorly is in development. The site describes the intended narrow product scope and avoids claims of general availability or shipped billing.
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