A landlord app that works on any phone
LieuTenant runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, with the same account on each. Record a payment on the way home and see what’s late before you get there.
LieuTenant with an example landlord’s homes. The names and figures are made up.
On your phone
Landlord admin rarely happens at a desk
A tenant reports a leak while you’re at work. The gas engineer emails the new certificate on a Saturday. A payment lands while you’re away.
LieuTenant works in the browser on whatever is in your hand, with the same account everywhere. There’s nothing to install and nothing to update.
The Add button on every page goes straight to recording a payment, an expense, a tenancy or a document, so the record gets made when it happens rather than at the end of the month.
In your pocket
- Nothing to install
- Open LieuTenant in the browser on any phone, tablet or computer and sign in.
- Add things as they happen
- A payment, an expense, a tenancy or a document, from the Add button on every page.
- What needs doing
- Late rent, expired certificates and missing papers, home by home, on the first page you open.
- Repairs with photos
- Tenants report problems from their phones, with photos, and you reply from yours.
- Certificates to hand
- Every gas safety, EICR and EPC certificate stored with its home, with reminders by email.
- Free
- For any number of homes, and free for your tenants too.
Your tenants have it too
Each tenant gets their own login on their own phone, with their rent, documents, repairs and pet requests.
Questions
Is there an app to download?
No. LieuTenant works in the web browser on your phone, tablet or computer, so there’s nothing to install or update.
Is the landlord app free?
Yes. The core of LieuTenant is free for any number of homes, and tenant logins are free.
Can I use it on my phone and my computer?
Yes. Sign in with the same account anywhere and everything is there.
Can my tenants use it on their phones?
Yes. The tenant login works the same way, in the browser.
Read the rules
- Landlord compliance checklist for EnglandEvery legal requirement for letting a home in England in one list: certificates, deposits, Right to Rent and licensing, with how often each is due.
- The Renters’ Rights Act: a guide for landlords in EnglandWhat changed for landlords in England on 1 May 2026: periodic tenancies, no section 21, rent increases, rent in advance, pets and possession.
- Gas safety certificates for landlordsHow often a landlord needs a gas safety check, who can do it, when tenants must get the record and how long to keep it. Plain English, with the law linked.
Try it on your phone
Sign up in the browser and add your first home.