NyumbaniFlow
Rent collection for landlords in East Africa.
Your till, your money. Collect rent, track tenants, and get paid on time — built for Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania.

How it works
Everything a landlord actually needs, not a dashboard full of extras.
Built around how rent collection really works in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, and Tanzania — not adapted from a template built somewhere else.
Rent comes in, however tenants pay
Tenants pay by M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, or Airtel Money STK push. If they pay you directly instead, they can log it and you confirm, dispute, or reject it — nothing posts to their balance until you act.
Then the building gets billed
Record meter readings, generate flat-rate bills for a whole building at once, and see which ones are overdue. Tenants pay a utility bill the same way they pay rent.

When something breaks, it gets tracked
A tenant reports an issue, you resolve or close it, and the history stays attached to the unit — not scattered across a WhatsApp thread.

One inbox for tenant contact
Send an SMS or WhatsApp message, or place a voice call, from the same screen where you manage a tenant’s rent — no separate phone book.

Everything becomes visible
See what’s paid, what’s owed, and what needs a reminder, with separate views for landlords, tenants, and admins.

Vacant units, findable nearby
Publish a vacant unit’s location and a prospective tenant searching nearby can find it, get directions, and see it’s still available.
Built around landlord control
Your property. Your money. Your records.
- You keep control
- Money can go directly through your own payment channels.
- Every payment has a record
- Whether a tenant pays through mobile money or directly to you, the transaction has a clear status.
- Built for East African payments
- M-Pesa, MTN MoMo, and Airtel Money.
- No spreadsheet gymnastics
- Rent, utilities, tenants, maintenance, and reminders live together.
Pricing
Priced by how many units you manage.
Free
KSh 0/month
0 units
Basic
KSh 1,000/month
Up to 25 units
Pro
KSh 2,500/month
Up to 100 units