Rent chased before it's late, in one tap
A due-and-overdue list for tenants and borrowers, and one-tap reminders written from your own templates, sent from your own email or phone.
Nobody likes chasing rent
So it slips. You mean to text the tenant in 2B on the 3rd, then it's the 9th, then it's awkward. When you do write, it's a different message every time, and tenants learn the due date is negotiable. Mr. Bienes keeps a running list of everyone who owes you, with the message already written.
Each row is a tenant or a borrower with money due or overdue. The amount is worked out for you, with partial payments subtracted and late fees added once the grace period is over, and the most overdue sit at the top. One tap opens the message in your own email or texting app, with their name, the amount and the dates filled in. You press send.
Because it goes out from your own email or phone, replies come straight to you. And every tap is logged, so when someone says they never heard from you, you can see exactly when you wrote.
How reminders work
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Add contact details
Put an email or phone number on each tenant, and your own name and email in Settings, so every message signs off as you.
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Open Reminders
Every lease with rent due or overdue is listed for you, most urgent first. So is every installment owed to you that's due in the next two weeks or already late.
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Tap, read, send
Choose email or text. Your mail or messages app opens with the message filled in; read it, change anything you like, and send.
- 4
Make the wording yours
Edit the messages for rent due, rent overdue, several months overdue, and loans due or overdue. Placeholders fill in the name, amount, property, due date and days late.
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Get your own summary
The weekly digest emails you where things stand: collected, outstanding, overdue, and what's coming due.
The short version
The list that runs your 1st of the month
Everyone with money due, tenants and borrowers alike, badged due in N days, due today, or overdue by N, already sorted by urgency.
Your templates, their numbers
One tap opens a pre-written email or SMS filled with real names, amounts, and dates. Every send is logged, so “I never heard from you” has a documented answer.
Your own weekly digest
One tap emails you the week's summary: collected, outstanding, overdue, and what's due next.
Fair by design
A month whose rent is covered is settled: paid-up tenants never show up on the overdue list, and partial payments come off what's owed.
Common questions
- Does it text my tenants automatically?
- No. The app writes each message and opens it in your own email or texting app; nothing reaches a tenant unless you send it.
- Where do replies go?
- To you. The message leaves from your own email address or phone number, so replies land in your inbox or your texts like any other conversation.
- Will a tenant who already paid get a late notice?
- No. A month whose rent is covered is settled, so paid-up tenants never appear on the overdue list, and partial payments are subtracted from what's shown as owed.
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