About Ternah

Rent, leases, and repairs shouldn’t need five different apps.

We build the ledger that landlords, property managers, and tenants can all stand on top of - so the number one side sees is the number the other side sees too.

Why we started

Rental management got fragmented long before it got fixed.

A small operator today collects rent over e-Transfer, drafts a lease in a shared doc, tracks repairs over text, and keeps the real record in a spreadsheet nobody else can see. Every one of those tools works fine on its own - the problem is that none of them talk to each other.

Tenants are on the other end of that same mess: chasing a receipt, re-explaining a repair, never quite sure if the landlord got their message. We started Ternah because the fix wasn’t another point tool. It was one ledger, visible to everyone on the lease.

Tenant checking rent details on her phone

What we believe

A better rental experience is a shared one.

Most rental software is built for one side of the lease and tolerates the other. We think that’s backwards. A landlord who can see their rent roll at a glance and a tenant who can see exactly what they owe and when are looking at the same problem - they just need different views into it.

So every payment, every signed lease, and every repair request lives in one place, and both sides see it update in real time. No PDF to re-send, no “did you get my e-transfer” text.

Product philosophy

Plain, calm, and on both sides.

A handful of decisions shape everything we build, on the landlord side and the tenant side alike.

One ledger, not two stories.

Rent, leases, and repairs are recorded once. Landlord and tenant look at the same record, not their own copy of it.

Built for the long tail.

Most landlords own a handful of doors, not a portfolio. Ternah is priced and designed for that operator first.

Plain language, no jargon.

“Rent’s in” instead of “payment successfully processed.” We write the same way to a landlord and a tenant.

Transparent by default.

Balances, due dates, and repair status are visible to everyone on the lease - not locked behind a request.

One platform, three roles

Landlords, managers, and tenants, on the same desk.

Three different jobs, built around the same ledger.

Landlords

Collect rent, sign leases, and resolve repair requests from one dashboard - for a handful of doors or a growing portfolio.

Property managers

See every landlord you manage filtered on its own, or rolled up into one book across the whole portfolio.

Tenants

Pay rent in one tap, keep every receipt and lease document on hand, and send a repair request without digging through email.

Whichever side of the lease you’re on, Ternah opens on the same desk.

- the idea behind Ternah