Tenants, contractors, cleaners and you. Nothing chased, everything on the record.

Example conversation, demo dataLodgic's real words. The office still picks the plumber.
Built inside a working property portfolio, and tested there every day on real inspections, check ins and repairs.
A tenant texts at nine at night, the photo is on one phone and the contractor's number on another, and nobody is quite sure who said what.
Three moments from a single leak, as they look on the phones involved. Press play on any of them.
The stop tap advice goes back in seconds, and the photo and the words are on the record before anyone is woken.
Someone in the office picks the contractor. Lodgic sends them the address, the photos and the tenant's own words, and they accept from the message.
A gas smell at eleven pulls a person in now, by WhatsApp, text and email, and keeps asking until someone answers.

Real replies from the live product, demo data.

Real replies from the live product, demo data.

Real replies from the live product, demo data.
"A leak at nine at night, a photo on my phone, the plumber's number somewhere else, and by the morning I have forgotten who said what."
What changes
The tenant messages one number. Lodgic gives the stop tap advice, puts the photo and the words on the record, and tells the person you have named. You pick the contractor, and they accept from the message.
How quickly must a landlord fix a repair →"The gas certificate ran out in March and nobody noticed until the tenant asked for a copy."
What changes
The energy certificate is read from the government register. Gas and electrical dates are entered by you, and Lodgic keeps them in view and asks for the renewal before the date, not after. The booking is still yours to make.
How to prove landlord compliance →"Forty photos in a camera roll, no dates on them, and a deposit dispute six months later."
What changes
Room by room on WhatsApp, with the shots to take named as you go. Every photo lands dated against the property, and anything you flag is raised for someone in the office to review.
Deposit evidence during a tenancy →"Three calendars, one cleaner, and a guest arriving at four who thinks the key is in the box."
What changes
Lodgic reads your Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo calendars every night and raises each changeover for the cleaner, on WhatsApp. Reading is one way, so a direct booking still needs you to close the dates on each channel.
Lodgic for holiday let owners →Andrew Isaacs, founder. Lodgic began inside Glynns Properties, a working portfolio that still tests every release.

Automated when it can be, a person when it should be. That is what was missing, and it is what our tenants get now.
Tell us how many properties and we will show the cheapest plan that fits.
Prices are per month and are what you pay. No VAT is added. Signing, the supplier portal, rent reviews and tenant sentiment start on Professional. Holiday lets, receipts, the finance and tax pages and the insight pages are switched on for your account when you ask for them, so a new account opens on the everyday work rather than on everything at once.
Kept current with the build.
It is a customer service assistant and an admin tool. It answers the easy things, gathers the rest and puts it in front of a person with the photos and the history attached. You still decide, you still pick the contractor, you still sign it off.
No Open Banking, no reconciliation. Rent, arrears and profit and loss show only what a person has entered or imported. An arrears figure is hidden until somebody enters one, because a balance made from payments we cannot see is not a balance.
The energy certificate comes straight from the government register. There is no public register for a gas safety record or an electrical report, so you enter those and Lodgic keeps the dates in view and asks for the renewals.
Lodgic reads Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo every night. It cannot write back, because those platforms only give that to certified channel manager partners. A direct booking raises a task that stays open until you have closed the dates yourself.
It does not take money over chat, it does not serve statutory notices, and it does not attend an emergency. If someone is in danger they call 999, or 0800 111 999 for gas.
A photo estimate is a guide, never a quote. A property value is the last sold price indexed forward with the official house price index, and an area median rent describes the area, not the property. Both are shown with their source and date, and neither is a valuation or advice.
Most accounts are live within a few days. A person checks your request, usually within a day. Then a short call sets the WhatsApp number and the emergency contact, you add the properties, and you tell your tenants the number. There is nothing to install.
Nothing. Just WhatsApp, which they already have. They save one number and message it the way they message anyone else. No app, no login, no account.
Your data is held on Cloudflare, encrypted in transit and at rest, and processed under UK GDPR. You are the controller and Lodgic is the processor, under a written data processing agreement. Each portfolio sits in its own private space, so no client can see another's records, and subject access and erasure are built in. Cloudflare runs a global network, so we do not claim a single country of storage.
The tenant gets a reply straight away with the safe first step. Anything that could be an emergency is put in front of the person you have named, by WhatsApp, text and email, and chased every ten minutes until somebody answers. Lodgic does not attend. If someone is in danger, calling 999 is always their own call.
Yes. Plans are monthly and you can cancel at any time. The plan stops at the end of the paid month. There is no setup fee, and no card is needed to start the 14 days.
No. Lodgic is a customer service assistant and an admin tool. It takes the message, puts the photo and the words on the record and tells the right person. You decide what happens, you choose the contractor and you sign it off. Nothing is done on your behalf.
One number for everyone. A person still decides.