From first report to follow-up
Connect a tenant's concern, messages, access, contractor findings, photos and final response in one case.
LetRecord helps you organise property documents and the history of what you did when something needed attention. It is a record-keeping tool — not a compliance service, adviser or substitute for acting on your duties.

A dated record can help you reconstruct a report, your response, arrangements and work later. It can also make a handover to a contractor, insurer or adviser easier to understand. It does not turn an incomplete action into a completed one.
Connect a tenant's concern, messages, access, contractor findings, photos and final response in one case.
Record what was reported, when you investigated, what work took place and whether a further visit is needed.
Keep appointment details and outcomes alongside the issue they relate to.
Store the original document with the property and record the dates shown on it.
GOV.UK lists landlord responsibilities in England, including keeping homes safe, maintaining gas and electrical equipment, providing an EPC and protecting deposits. Repair responsibilities and tenancy rules vary by situation. Check current guidance rather than relying on a software status label.
The app stores property-linked compliance documents and dates. A displayed date is a reminder based on what you entered, not a legal verdict.

You can explore the app without entering card details.
Explore LetRecord free30 days free from account creation. No card required to begin. Choose an annual plan in the app when you are ready; any first payment date is shown in Stripe Checkout before you confirm. Subscription payments are sold by Adam Swider trading as InstructorLane; LetRecord is operated by TRANSAD HAULAGE LTD. Your records remain viewable and exportable if the trial ends.