AI-native property management for landlords with 1 to 25 doors. Lotts reads the lease, collects the rent, writes the reminders and keeps the books, so the landlord does not have to.
The spreadsheet landlord
A landlord with a handful of single-family rentals and a day job. Rent lives in Excel, leases in an email thread, receipts in a shoebox, and tenant messages in a personal phone. Enterprise tools are built for hundreds of units and spreadsheets cannot send a reminder or read a lease, so they end up doing a property manager's job by hand, every month.
- Know who has paid without asking
- Stop being the one who chases late rent
- Hand the accountant clean numbers in April
One record, and the system runs from it
The lease is the source of truth. Lotts reads it with AI, builds the rent schedule, collects by ACH, chases what is late in the landlord's own voice, and posts every dollar to the books. Each exchange removes one of the problems above.
Everything about a property on one page
Lease, rent history, tenants and notes together, with late rent flagged at the top. Nothing to hunt for.
Reminders written for you
Pick a tone and Lotts drafts the late rent message with the tenant, amount and due date filled in. It sends on the grace period the landlord sets.
Books that update as rent comes in
Revenue, expenses, NOI and net cash flow per property, ready for the accountant at any point in the year.
Repairs without the phone tag
Tenants report a problem from the portal. Lotts files it on the property, hands it to a vendor and keeps the cost in the books. The landlord sees every open request in one list.
lotts.ai
The landing page opens on the first property free and the app itself, then puts the busywork into hours, then shows the three features as real screens. Scroll the frame.
Simple, clarity-focused design library
A small system of black and white with one orange action. Few rules means an AI-native codebase can build new screens fast and they still look like Lotts.
