A property management app that's actually an app.

A real native app, plus a fully responsive web experience for property managers, tenants and vendors — not a desktop layout squeezed onto a phone.

Why most "property management apps" fall short

The "app" is just a bookmarked website

Plenty of property software calls a shrunk-down desktop layout an "app" — no real notifications, no native feel, and features that quietly don't work on a phone.

Owners and tenants are locked out of the loop

A tenant can't log a repair with a photo from where they're standing, and an owner can't check whether this month's rent landed without calling the property manager.

Nothing tells you when something actually happens

Rent received, a maintenance update, a compliance deadline — without real notifications, you find out by checking, not by being told.

What the InvestorJoint app actually does

A real native mobile app

A genuine app on the App Store for the investor/owner experience — not a website squeezed into a phone frame.

Fully responsive web app for every role

Property managers, tenants and vendors get a fully responsive web experience on any phone browser, built mobile-first rather than adapted after the fact.

Tenant portal with photo-based maintenance requests

Tenants view their lease and payments, and log a maintenance request with photos straight from their phone — no separate email or phone call.

Owner visibility without a phone call

Owners see rent position, maintenance activity, compliance status and statements from their phone, any time — not only when they ask.

PM portal for the whole rent roll

Property managers run managed properties, leases, maintenance and trust accounting from a phone or tablet, not just a back-office desktop.

Real-time notification tray

Rent received, maintenance updates, compliance reminders and lease events land in a notification tray as they happen, per user, per preference.

One login, every account type

Investors, property managers, tenants and vendors each get an experience scoped to their role, on the same platform and the same login model.

Who this is for

Investors who want their portfolio in their pocket, property managers who need the whole rent roll usable from a phone or tablet, and tenants and vendors who'd rather log a request or check a job than call the office.

Common questions

Is there an actual mobile app, or just a mobile-friendly website?

Both. There's a native app on the App Store for the investor/owner side, plus a fully responsive web app that works on any phone browser — for property managers, tenants and vendors, not just investors.

Can tenants use the app to pay rent or log maintenance?

Yes — the tenant portal lets a tenant view their lease, rent history and payments, and log a maintenance request with photos, from their phone.

Can an owner check their property without calling the PM?

Yes — owners can see rent position, maintenance activity, compliance status and their statements from the app or the web portal, without a phone call to the office.

Does the app work for property managers running a rent roll?

Yes — the PM portal covers managed properties, leases, maintenance and trust accounting from a phone or tablet, not just a desktop back office.

Do I get notified when something happens on my property?

Yes — a notification tray surfaces rent received, maintenance updates, compliance reminders and lease events as they happen, so nothing sits unnoticed in an inbox.

Is the app free?

Your first property is free, with per-property pricing from your second — the app and web portal are the same platform, not a separate paid add-on.

Do I need to download two different apps for different roles?

No — one platform serves every account type. An investor gets the native app; property managers, tenants and vendors get the same functionality through the responsive web app, with no separate install.

Can vendors use it too?

Yes — vendors get their own portal scoped to the jobs assigned to them, so a tradesperson isn't juggling emails and phone calls to know what's expected on a work order.