Most landlord software is built for one side of the tenancy. Landy is built for the relationship: the same record, seen by both of you, that neither of you can quietly rewrite.
Open Landy, photograph the problem from the room it's in, write one line, send. Under a minute, no phone call, no wondering if the text got through.
The report lands on your board with the photo attached and a time on it. You can see at a glance whether it's a drip or a burst pipe.
Watch the job move from open to in progress to done. Ask questions on the job itself instead of a separate text thread.
Book the tradie from the job, keep the conversation and the invoice with it, and mark it done. The whole story stays attached to the property.
Your rental's compliance isn't a mystery. The standards and their status are visible to you too — as the law intends.
Insurance, accountant, a dispute, a sale: export the file as CSV or a printable summary. Every entry has a date and a name on it.
A tube of sealant and nine months separate these two versions of one job. The only difference is whether the person who noticed had somewhere easy to put it.
The figures illustrate one job caught early and caught late — not an average. Landy is new; when we have real customer numbers we will quote those instead.
Reports arrive with photos, an urgency level, and a timestamp. No more deciphering a text sent at midnight three weeks ago.
Every job in one of three states: open, in progress, done. Both sides watch it move, which is most of what 'communication' means.
Each of the five standards holds its own documents and status. When a tenancy agreement needs a compliance statement, the material is in one place.
Set the date once. Landlord and tenant both get reminded before it arrives, and the visit's notes and photos join the file.
Entries cannot be edited or deleted after the fact — by anyone. If it ever matters legally, a record nobody could tamper with is worth a great deal.
New report, status change, upcoming inspection: the other person hears about it without you chasing them.