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DreamzTech Solutions makes AI do the paperwork
A software consultancy with a product cupboard of its own, DreamzTech connects AI to the unglamorous work of tracking shipments, maintaining equipment and getting purchases approved.
SmartRent and the surprisingly expensive business of opening a door
A smart lock is the easy part. SmartRent’s bigger wager is that the keys, leaks and little chores of rental housing can become a dependable software business.
The Nine-Step Lunch That Became Two
A Belgian software company found its opening in senior living by watching the small frictions of an ordinary day. The lesson was less about teaching older people to tap a screen than giving a meal request somewhere reliable to go.
The Landlord’s Most Expensive Surprise Is the One That Hasn’t Happened Yet
Home365 looked at the usual landlord bargain - collect the rent, absorb the chaos - and reversed it. For one property-specific monthly rate, it takes on a defined slice of the uncertainty itself.
EZO Turned the Spreadsheet Graveyard Into an Operating System for Everything That Moves
Most companies do not lose expensive gear in dramatic heists. They lose it one stale spreadsheet, unreturned laptop, and mystery storeroom at a time. EZO built a SaaS portfolio for the unglamorous work of knowing what exists - and making sure it keeps earning its keep.
Limble Took 30 Months to Earn $12 - Then Built the Maintenance Playbook Every B2B Founder Should Steal
A failed pharmacy startup taught Bryan Christiansen to interview before he built. Two hundred maintenance conversations, one $12 customer and roughly $113 million in funding later, Limble's best lesson is still the cheapest one: make the frontline want to use the software.
RentRedi
RentRedi is a mobile-first property management platform that gives independent landlords an all-in-one toolkit to collect rent online, list and market vacancies, screen tenants, sign leases, and coordinate maintenance and accounting - while giving renters an app to pay rent, set up auto-pay, build credit, and submit maintenance requests. Founded in 2016 by father-and-son team Ryan and Ed Barone after Ryan's own frustrating apartment hunt in New York City, the company now serves close to 300,000 landlords and renters and manages more than $33 billion in assets.
Snapfix
Snapfix is a Dublin-founded, photo-first maintenance and operations platform that turns messy building management into a stream of simple photos, tags, messages, and red-yellow-green traffic lights. Built for hotels, facilities, universities, and manufacturing sites, it lets frontline teams raise a work order by snapping a photo or scanning a QR code, then track it to completion at a glance. Founded in 2019 by software engineer and property manager Paul McCarthy, Snapfix counts Hilton, Marriott, Radisson, OCS, and DHL among its users and has raised roughly $3.76M-$4.76M in funding on a mission to become the maintenance platform for the world.
Leonardo247
Leonardo247 is a cloud-based, mobile-first property operations and maintenance platform built for the multifamily real estate industry. Its software - often referred to as 'Leo' - pushes daily tasks, workflows, inspections, preventative maintenance and compliance procedures to onsite teams so nothing slips through the cracks. Founded in 2014 by industry veteran Daniel Cunningham after a building he managed lost hot water due to a missed maintenance step, the company now counts half of the nation's ten largest multifamily owners and operators among its customers and has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies.