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Property management software · Built in the Philippines

Powerful software should be fair to everyone.

Soofair builds clear, capable software for the everyday work that keeps businesses moving — starting with property management.

Soofair Property is our first product — free during private early access, with no card required.

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to start — free during private early access, no card
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to start — free during private early access, no card
landlord, tenant and broker, reading one shared record
3 portals
landlord, tenant and broker, reading one shared record
a numbered receipt for every payment you record
SF-2026-####
a numbered receipt for every payment you record
from an empty account to a working record
6 steps
from an empty account to a working record

The problem

Good software rarely reaches the businesses that need it most.

Running six units has most of the same moving parts as running sixty. The tools for that work were shaped around much larger companies.

  1. Built for someone much bigger

    Designed around large teams with a training budget. A person running six units inherits the weight and none of the support.

  2. Priced for a different business

    Per-seat pricing assumes a company with seats to fill. For a small operation the maths rarely works.

  3. Complicated where it matters

    Recording one month's rent should not need a walkthrough. Buried under configuration, it gets done in a notebook instead.

  4. Quiet about what is happening

    Who paid, what is owed, what was agreed — somewhere in the system, but rarely in front of you or your tenant.

You already have a system. This is what changes.

Most landlords run on a notebook, a spreadsheet, a chat thread — or all three. Those work. Here is exactly where they stop working, and where they still beat us.

Notebook or spreadsheetWhat most portfolios run on
What it costs
Free
Survives a lost phone or a wet notebook
No
Your tenant can see what they paid
No
A numbered receipt, without writing one
You write each one
Tells you who is behind, before you notice
You work it out monthly
Knows Philippine rentals
However you set it up
Where it still beats us
Works with no internet, and needs no setup at all
A chat threadWhere the agreements actually happen
What it costs
Free
Survives a lost phone or a wet notebook
History scrolls away
Your tenant can see what they paid
Only by scrolling back
A numbered receipt, without writing one
No
Tells you who is behind, before you notice
No
Knows Philippine rentals
n/a
Where it still beats us
Your tenant is already there and already replies
Someone you payA caretaker or admin
What it costs
A monthly salary
Survives a lost phone or a wet notebook
Depends on their records
Your tenant can see what they paid
Only by asking
A numbered receipt, without writing one
If they remember
Tells you who is behind, before you notice
When they tell you
Knows Philippine rentals
Usually yes
Where it still beats us
A person can chase, inspect and fix things

Soofair Property

Built for this exact job
What it costs
Free during private early access; pricing published before anything is billed
Survives a lost phone or a wet notebook
Records live on the server — export any time
Your tenant can see what they paid
Their own portal, with every receipt
A numbered receipt, without writing one
Numbered automatically as you record the payment
Tells you who is behind, before you notice
Arrears with aging, plus reminders before rent is due
Knows Philippine rentals
Pesos, deposit and advance, post-dated cheques, PH addresses
Where it still beats us
Needs internet, and you type the first month in yourself

The whole workspace, listed plainly.

No feature matrix and no locked tiers to decode. While we are in early access every feature is available to every account — open any group to see exactly what it holds.

Properties, units and ownersAddresses, per-unit rent, status, and the owners you manage for
  • The building or house, its address and who owns it
  • Each unit with its own rent, due day and recurring charges
  • Unit status — occupied, vacant, under repair
  • Owners you manage for, each with their own statement and fee
  • A proper tenant record, with a portal login if you want one
  • Leases with term, rent, deposit, advance and the clauses you choose
  • Signed in the app — the agreed terms freeze onto the document
  • A tenant history per unit, so a new tenancy inherits nothing
  • Record a whole month in one screen — tick who paid, adjust, save
  • A numbered receipt (SF-YEAR-NNNN) for every payment, as PDF
  • Who is behind and by how long, with aging and optional late fees
  • Email reminders before rent is due, and after it is missed
  • Deposits and advances held against the contract
  • Settled at move-out with an itemised statement the tenant can dispute
  • Recurring charges on top of rent — dues, parking, water
  • A post-dated cheque booklet tracked leaf by leaf, including bounces
  • Tenants report issues with photos; you triage on a status timeline
  • Repair cost and who did the work, feeding your expense reports
  • Contracts, titles, insurance and IDs stored against the right unit
  • Move-in and move-out condition reports with photos, as PDF
  • Income, expenses and occupancy by property or by owner
  • Rent roll, payments and expenses exported to CSV any time
  • Per-period owner statements as PDF, with your fee applied
  • Publish a vacancy to the marketplace; brokers refer and are credited

And what it deliberately does not do

  • Move money. You record the payment you received — Soofair never touches it.
  • Connect to your bank or charge a card. No payment processor is wired up.
  • Replace your accountant. It is not accounting software, and its receipts are acknowledgement receipts, not BIR-accredited invoices.
  • Work offline. It needs a connection, on a phone browser or a laptop.

The full breakdown, screen by screen, lives on the Soofair Property page.

How it works

Six steps from an empty account to a working record.

Stop after step four and you still have every lease in one place. The last two turn a filing cabinet into something that answers questions.

  1. Add a property

    The building or house, its address and who owns it.

  2. Set up units

    Split it into the units you rent, each with its own rent, due day and recurring charges. A single house is simply one unit.

  3. Add tenants

    A proper record of the person renting. A portal login for them is optional, not required.

  4. Create a lease

    Set the term, rent, deposit and advance, choose your clauses, and sign. The agreed terms freeze onto the document.

  5. Record rent and maintenance

    Log payments as they arrive and each one gets a numbered receipt. Raise repairs and keep the history with the unit.

  6. Understand the business

    Arrears, occupancy, income and expenses by property — plus a per-period statement for every owner you manage for.

Who it is for

One record, read from three sides.

A rental involves more than one person. The landlord keeps the record; the tenant and the broker each get a portal showing only their part of it.

Keeps the record

Landlords and owners

You hold the source of truth. Everything the other two see is what you have already recorded.

  • Every unit, contract and payment in one place
  • Arrears and occupancy without a spreadsheet
  • A statement for each owner you manage for
Reads their own

Tenants

Your tenant stops asking you what they owe, because they can see it themselves.

  • What is due, what was paid, and when
  • A numbered receipt for every payment
  • Report a repair with photos, and follow it
Brings the tenant

Brokers

The agent filling your vacancy works from the same listing you published.

  • The vacancies they are marketing for you
  • Enquiries and viewings as they come in
  • Commission recorded against the tenancy

Tenants and brokers use their portals at no cost — the subscription sits with the landlord, and everything is free during private early access.

Who we are

I built this because I was the one keeping the notebook.

Before Soofair I managed residential rentals — the units, the tenants, the follow-ups, and the month-end scramble to work out who had actually paid. The record was a notebook, a spreadsheet and a chat thread, and every month it drifted a little further from the truth.

A notebook does not remember. Two years later, that is how you lose an argument about a deposit.

The software that solves this already exists — built for companies with a hundred properties and someone whose whole job is the software. Nobody builds it for the person with six units.

Soofair is that missing tool. I am building it in the Philippines, for Philippine rentals — pesos, post-dated cheques, deposit-and-advance, the way tenancies actually run here. It is a small operation today, which is exactly why early access is private: I would rather help a handful of landlords properly than sign up a thousand badly.

Saravanan G · Founder

Building Soofair in the Philippines · hello@soofair.com

Writing to that address reaches me, not a queue. How your data is handled.

Everyone deserves software that is clear, capable and fairly priced.

That sentence is the whole brief. These three principles are how we hold ourselves to it — each one checkable against the product.

Clear by design

The common task is the obvious one — recording a month's rent or logging a repair takes seconds and no training.

Capable without complexity

Leases, deposits, post-dated cheques, prepayments and owner statements are all supported; the setup work you would normally do first is not.

Transparent by default

Both sides read the same record, and every payment you record produces a numbered receipt.

Private early access · opening soon

Get in early — free while we refine it.

Private early access begins August 15, 2026. Request an invitation and we'll email you a secure link. It is free while we refine the product. We will publish pricing before billing begins, and no card is required.

Which are you?

We use your address to send the invitation and nothing else. Tenants do not need to request access — your landlord invites you directly.

Would rather write to us? Email hello@soofair.com and we will reply to the same address.

Built in the PhilippinesYour data is yours — export any timeData & Security

What it costs today

Nothing. Soofair Property is free while it is in private early access — no card is collected and no payment processor is connected, so nothing can charge you. When paid plans start, pricing will be published and announced before anything is billed.

What it is

  • A workspace for day-to-day rental operations
  • A shared record tenants and brokers see their part of

What it is not

  • Not a payment processor — no money moves through Soofair
  • Not accounting or BIR-accredited invoicing software

One brand, many possibilities

Built as a growing family of software.

Property is the first. Others will follow, each held to the same standard.

Business toolsIn development

For the work that keeps operations moving.

More to comeComing later

New Soofair applications are on the way.

Questions

The things people ask before they start.

What is Soofair Property?
A workspace for running rental properties. Properties and units, tenants and leases, rent records and receipts, repairs, documents and reports all live in one place — for landlords, their tenants, and the brokers who introduce them.
Is it free, and do I need a card?
It is free while it is in private early access, and no card is required. No payment processor is connected, so nothing can charge you. When paid plans start, pricing and terms will be published and announced with reasonable notice beforehand.
Does Soofair process rent payments?
No. Soofair helps you record and track rent information — money never moves through Soofair. Your tenant pays you the way they always have, you record that you received it, and Soofair produces a numbered receipt and keeps the history.
Is this accounting or BIR software?
No. Soofair Property is a rental-management workspace — not accounting software, and not a BIR-accredited invoicing system. In the Philippines the landlord issues the official invoice under their own BIR registration. Soofair keeps your records and prepares the numbers; its receipts are marked as acknowledgement receipts.
Can I use it on a phone?
Yes. Every portal is built mobile-first — recording a payment, reporting a repair or checking a receipt all work in a phone browser. There is no app to install.
What happens to my data?
Every record belongs to the account that created it, and that check runs on the server for each request — tenants and brokers only ever see their own. Export any time: rent roll, payments and expenses to CSV; receipts, leases, statements and owner statements to PDF. See Data & Security for specifics.
How do I get started?
Read Soofair Property first — it explains the whole product. When you are ready you will need an access code to create an account while we are in private early access.

Run property management with less friction.

Clear records, calmer follow-up, and a better experience for everyone involved.

Free during private early access · no card required · we reply to every request by email