What it does, in five parts
Finding a place, agreeing the deal, and running the tenancy that follows. Most of what is below every property site has; the three at the top are the ones ours was built for.
Three of these you will not find elsewhere
Bills dated in Bikram Sambat
Every bill carries the BS date beside the Gregorian one. An owner writing Kartik and a tenant reading November are looking at the same month, which is where a rent argument usually starts.
TDS withheld, and the certificate at year end
Tax on rent is withheld as each payment lands, remittance challans are kept against it, and the fiscal-year certificate assembles itself from records already captured. Nobody reconstructs a year from memory.
Addresses down to the official ward
Province, district, municipality, ward, then the tole people actually say. Search matches how Nepal is addressed rather than a free-text city box that puts Koteshwor and Kirtipur in one pile.
Find the right place, faster
Search that understands Nepali addresses and Nepali rentals.
A person reviews new listings
Each new listing waits up to 48 hours for a reviewer, and the owner is told plainly what to fix if it’s sent back. One nobody reaches in time goes live without the Verified badge.
Filters for how Nepal rents
Room, flat, shutter or whole house. Filter by price, category, amenities and intent, not a one-size-fits-all property model.
Down to the ward and tole
Browse by province, district, municipality and official ward, on a list or a map, with the tole names people actually use.
Save it, and know it’s current
Keep a shortlist, and see when the owner last confirmed the place is still available. Stale listings pause themselves.
From a viewing to a signed agreement
Every step between “I like it” and “I’ve moved in”, on the record.
Book a viewing first
Request a time to see the place; the owner confirms, declines or reschedules, so nobody bids on a room they haven’t stood in.
Offers and counter-offers
Negotiate in the open with a full timeline of who offered what and when, plus a booking token once a deal is accepted.
Talk it through in the app
Message the other side directly, with delivery and read ticks, and controls over what your presence reveals.
The paperwork, generated
An accepted deal becomes a tenancy with a downloadable rent agreement, lease documents, occupants and ward registration on record.
Rent and bills without the guesswork
Both sides see the same numbers, in the calendar they think in.
Bills you can actually read
Every charge itemised by category, dated in Bikram Sambat as well as Gregorian, on a monthly, fortnightly or weekly cycle.
Pay by QR, proof on file
Scan the owner’s QR or use their bank details, attach the proof, and the owner verifies it. No arguing later about what was paid.
Advance credit that behaves
Pay ahead and the surplus banks as credit, applying itself to your next bills. You’re never charged more than a bill’s total.
Invoices and receipts, bilingual
Download a proper invoice or receipt in Nepali and English. The same document works for the tenant, the owner and the ward office.
List your property, then run it from one place
Have a room, a flat or a shutter to rent out? Listing is free during early access, and everything after move-in is in the same place: rent, bills, receipts, and the parts Nepal’s tax rules require.
Every unit, at a glance
An occupancy board across your buildings: who’s in, what’s vacant, move-out notices, and each tenancy’s full history.
Reports that add up
Rent roll and receivables aged by bucket and split by charge category, so you see what is owed and not just how late it is.
TDS, handled properly
Withhold TDS on rent automatically, track remittance challans, and download a certificate for the Bikram Sambat fiscal year.
Delegate without handing over your password
Give a caretaker access to one building only, or work through a KYC-verified agency with commission and payouts settled on record.
The things that keep it running
Reaching people, answering them, and working on the phone they own.
Notifications that reach you
Push and in-app alerts for offers, viewings, bills and payments, each one opening the exact screen it’s about.
Tell every tenant at once
Send a notice about water going off tomorrow or a rent change to everyone renting from you, in their feed and as a notification.
Help without leaving the app
Raise a ticket with screenshots attached and follow it to resolution, whether you’re a tenant, an owner or an agent.
Install it, in your language
Add sahayogi to your home screen like an app, and use the whole product in Nepali or English, including Bikram Sambat dates.
The listings are where this gets real.
Features read the same on every property site. Go and see what is actually on ours.