Rent withoutthe chaos.

One clear record for rent, repairs, documents and inspections, shared between landlords and tenants.

Everything about the tenancy, exactly where it belongs.

Tensu keeps the important parts of a tenancy in one shared record instead of leaving them split across messages, folders and separate tools.

  • Rent history stays attached to the tenancy.
  • Repairs keep their photos, notes and status together.
  • Documents stay tied to the right property and lease.
  • Inspections stay legible later, when details matter.

A shared record for the parts of renting that usually fall apart.

Tensu is most useful when the tenancy gets messy: proof of payment, repairs, shared files, inspections, notice history and the question of what actually happened.

Rent and payment records

Every confirmation stays attached to the tenancy, so both sides can follow what was paid, when, and what evidence supports it.

Maintenance and repairs

Reports, photos, access details and status changes stay together from first issue to finished work.

Documents and notices

Leases, signed files and formal notices stay tied to the property instead of being scattered across inboxes.

Inspections and handover

Move-in and move-out evidence stays legible later, when details actually matter.

Portable trust built from records, not opinions.

Rental Passport works because the underlying record is already structured. The trust layer comes after the facts, not before them.

Structured records

Important tenancy facts stay attached to the same shared history.

Clear activity history

You can see what changed, when it changed, and what supports it.

Private by default

Files and records stay role-based, permissioned and under control.

Portable trust

Rental Passport turns confirmed history into something tenants can carry forward.

  • Shareable trust summary
  • Role-based access to documents
  • Clear history of what was added, confirmed and shared
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A calmer tenancy starts with a record both sides can trust.

One property, one shared history, and far less room for missing context, duplicate files or competing versions of what happened.