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From a tenant photo to the right vendor.

Rentari.ai reads the photo, names the issue, scores the severity, gives a cost range, and tells you the trade to call. It recommends a vendor scored on real job history, and handles the door: a tenant code for the lease, a 4-hour vendor code, every entry logged. You approve before any work order goes out.

1 photoTo a triaged ticket
4 hrVendor access window
EveryEntry logged
YouApprove every job
The triage card

One photo becomes a card you can act on.

The moment a tenant sends a picture, the AI turns it into a triage card. It names the issue, scores how urgent it is, puts a cost range on it, and tells you the trade to call, all before you have read a single back-and-forth message.

The issue named in plain language, not a one-line guess
Severity scored so emergencies reach you right away
A cost range and the trade to call, before any quote
The vendor pick

A vendor recommended on real job history.

It suggests a vendor scored on the jobs they have actually done for that trade, not a random name from a directory. You see the pick on the triage card and approve it with one tap. No work order goes out until you do.

Scored on real job history, not picked at random
The right trade for the issue the AI just read
Nothing dispatches until you approve the job
See how vendors are scored
Smart-lock access

The door is handled without a key handoff.

The tenant keeps their own code tied to the lease. When you approve a vendor, a separate 4-hour code opens the door for the visit and then stops working. Every time a code opens the door, it is logged to the ticket, who entered and when.

A tenant code stays with the lease
A 4-hour vendor code, then it stops working
Every entry logged to the ticket history

Let the next photo triage itself.

Open the demo and send a maintenance photo. Watch the AI name the issue, score it, price it, pick a scored vendor, and stage a timed door code, the whole path, in under a minute.

From $8 a month for up to 5 units. No card to try the demo.