On shift · 24/7

Run your rental
without becoming
its call center.

Keyyard is the always-on operations layer for landlords with 1–10 units. Triage tenant messages, dispatch vetted handymen, and chase rent — auditable against state rules, and built for the portfolio spreadsheets can’t keep up with.

  • 24/7 tenant inbox
  • State rule aware
  • Flat-rate per portfolio
keyyard.shift
on shift

Tonight’s queue

4 open, 0 escalation

4h 18m
  • Triage · Unit 2B

    Noise complaint — habitability window OK

    21:41
  • Dispatch · Unit 4A

    Leak under kitchen — Ruiz Plumbing (vetted)

    22:08
  • Nudge · Unit 1C

    Rent day+3 — friendly reminder queued

    08:14
  • Closed · Unit 3B

    Broken window replaced, photo logged

    03:12

Operating cadence

How a Tuesday night runs.

What your inbox looks like when Keyyard is on shift — for the landlords who would rather not be.

21:41 — 03:12
  1. 01

    Tenant message lands at 9:41 pm

    A leaking faucet, a noise complaint, a rent question. Keyyard reads it, classifies the urgency, and acknowledges — in language you pre-approve.

  2. 02

    Triaged against your state’s rules

    Habitability windows, security-deposit timelines, notice-of-entry periods. The agent checks the right statute before it replies, not after.

  3. 03

    Vetted vendor dispatched

    Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, lockout. Keyyard routes to a handyman from your approved network — tracked to arrival, with a fair-housing-clean log.

  4. 04

    Rent nudges, escalation-aware

    Friendly on day 1, firm by day 7, formal by day 14. Stepwise reminders that respect your state’s late-fee and notice rules.

  5. 05

    You get the briefing, not the noise

    First Monday of the month: occupancy, cash flow, mean time to repair, open tickets. Plain English, one page, no login required.

What you get

Operating staff, not feature checklists.

Incumbents give you screens to fill. Keyyard gives you an operator. Every capability below runs on your behalf — with logs you can audit at 7 am.

Tenant inbox, answered in seconds

SMS, email, voicemail — Keyyard drafts the reply, references the right lease clause, and waits for your overnight exceptions.

Vetted vendor network

Pre-screened, insured, and fair-housing aware. No random Angi list.

State-aware triage

Habitability, notice-of-entry, security-deposit, late-fee. The reply respects the statute that governs the unit.

Auditable decision log

Every automated reply, dispatch, and rent nudge is timestamped and reviewable — built for the day a regulator asks.

Monthly briefing, not a dashboard

One page, plain English. Sent before coffee.

Pricing

One number. Per portfolio. Per month.

No tiered plans that nickel-and-dime you for ACH. No per-unit math. Includes the afternoon setup.

Portfolio flat rate

$149/ month

Tenant inbox triage and reply
Vetted vendor dispatch + arrival tracking
Rent nudge sequence, escalation-aware
State-aware landlord–tenant checks
Auditable decision log
Monthly plain-English briefing
Afternoon setup. We do it for you.
Talk to us about your portfolio

Reply within one business day. No demo gauntlet, no SDR sequence.

Questions

The fair-housing and flat-rate questions.

We don’t dodge the hard ones. If you have a question the accordion doesn’t cover, write to us.

They bundle dozens of workflows (listings, accounting, ACH, e-sign) behind per-feature pricing. Keyyard picks one thing — running a 1–10 unit rental without you being on call — and operates it end to end. You tell us your rules once; we run the loop.

Get started

Hire Keyyard for one portfolio this afternoon.

Write to keyyard@polsia.app. We’ll reply within a business day with a 15-minute setup call.

Compliance note

Every automated reply, dispatch, and rent nudge is timestamped and reviewable in your log. We avoid automated decisions about protected classes entirely — fair-housing guidance and emerging state rules on automated decision tools are part of the design, not an add-on. Questions: keyyard@polsia.app.

© 2026 Keyyard. Built for the operators who would rather not be on call.