INDUSTRIES / PROPTECH
PropTech software for agents, owners and tenants.
Listings, lettings, property management and tenant apps, built at a fixed price by senior engineers working AI-first.
(01) Typical products
What we build for property.
- LIST
Listing portals
Search, map views, saved searches, alerts and enquiry routing for agents and buyers.
- PM
Property management
Units, leases, rent schedules, maintenance requests and owner statements in one back office.
- TENANT
Tenant and resident apps
Rent payment, repair tickets, building notices and document access on web and mobile.
- CRM
Agent CRM
Leads, viewings, offers and follow-ups, so no enquiry sits unanswered.
- LEASE
Lease and document flows
Templates, e-signature handoff, renewals and reminders with a clear document history.
- DATA
Portfolio analytics
Occupancy, arrears and maintenance cost across a portfolio, with drill-down per building.
(02) What matters
What matters in property.
Property products handle money, contracts and personal data across several roles at once. We design the permissions and records first.
Search that feels instant
Map and filter search over large listing sets needs the right index. We use a proper search engine, not slow database filters.
Roles and permissions
Agents, owners, tenants and contractors see different data. We model roles up front so access stays correct as features grow.
Money and statements
Rent, deposits and owner payouts must reconcile to the penny. We keep an immutable ledger and generate statements from it.
Feeds and syndication
Listings often flow to and from portals and MLS-style feeds. We build import and export with validation and clear error reports.
(03) Architecture
A layered stack, on open source.
A typical PropTech platform keeps listings, leases and payments as separate services, so each can change without breaking the others.
Apps
- React
- Vue.js
- Tenant mobile app
- Agent dashboard
Search and media
- Elasticsearch
- Map tiles
- Image pipeline
- Saved searches
Platform services
- Laravel
- Leases
- Payments
- Notifications
Data and hosting
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Object storage
- AWS
- Audit log
(04) Engagement
Three ways to work with us.
- 01
Fixed-cost projects
Scope, price and date agreed in writing before we write a line of code. Milestone payments, change requests quoted upfront.
- 02
MVP in weeks
From idea to a live, investor-ready product in 2 to 8 weeks, on open-source foundations that scale with you.
- 03
AI-augmented teams
A dedicated squad of senior engineers with timezone overlap, working AI-first. Scale up or down on two weeks notice.
(05) Pricing
Indicative prices, fixed in writing.
MVP SPRINT
STARTING AT
$6k
4 to 6 weeks
- +Discovery and fixed scope
- +UI/UX design system
- +Web or mobile MVP
- +One core integration
- +Launch and 30-day support
PRODUCT BUILD
MOST CHOSENSTARTING AT
$12k
8 to 14 weeks
- +Everything in MVP Sprint
- +Payments, KYC or ledger modules
- +Admin portal and analytics
- +Security review and UAT
- +CI/CD and cloud setup
AI-AUGMENTED TEAM
STARTING AT
$6k
per month, cancel on 2 weeks notice
- +2 to 4 senior engineers
- +AI-first workflow
- +Weekly demos and reporting
- +Timezone overlap agreed
- +Scale up or down anytime
(06) FAQ
PropTech questions, answered.
What PropTech products do you build?
Listing portals, property management systems, tenant apps, agent CRMs, lease workflows and portfolio analytics. Most projects start with one of these and add others later.
Can you connect to portals and listing feeds?
Yes. We build imports and exports against the feed formats you need, with validation and error reports, and confirm each portal's technical requirements at scoping.
How do you handle rent and deposit payments?
Through your payment provider, so card data stays with them. We keep an internal ledger of rent, deposits and payouts and generate statements from it.
Can tenants and owners each have their own app or login?
Yes. We design roles first, so tenants, owners, agents and contractors see only their own data, on web and mobile.
Can we start with an MVP?
That is the usual route: one journey end to end, such as list, enquire, view. You own the code, so adding lettings or maintenance later does not mean a rebuild.
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