Manage your building with your neighbours.
Tired of feeling like you have no say in how your building is managed? We provide visibility, clarity and a simple way to spend your service charge wisely.
What You Get
Take control of your building, together.
  • Transparency and Accountability
    Gain access to real-time building data and financial records.
  • Collaborative Decision-Making
    Engage with your neighbours and vote democratically on important building matters.
  • Cost-Effective Solutions
    Optimise building management and reduce unnecessary expenses whilst collectively spending your fund to increase the value of the building.
Our Team
Our team is comprised of experienced professionals with a passion for improving the experience of homeowners. By delivering a platform that delivers transparency.
  • Felipe Zuluaga - Share of Freeholder
    Co-Founder, with expertise in tech sales and finance
  • Frankie Baeza - Leaseholder
    Co-founder, expertise in technology and GTM
Tired of unresponsive building management?
Join a community where property owners have a voice and control their building's future.
Legislative changes
Latest news
We will update this as it proceeds through parliament
Key Opportunities for RTM Support in the UK
The recent Right to Manage (RTM) reforms that came into force on March 3, 2025, present significant opportunities to help UK leaseholders take control of their building management. These reforms have expanded eligibility and reduced financial barriers, creating an ideal environment for a software-first approach to RTM support.

Legislative Changes Creating Opportunities with Expanded Eligibility Criteria

  • Buildings with up to 50% commercial space can now qualify for RTM, increased from the previous 25% threshold
  • This change significantly increases the number of properties eligible for RTM claims

Reduced Financial Barriers
  • Leaseholders no longer need to cover the freeholder’s legal costs when making RTM claims
  • This removes a major financial obstacle that previously deterred many leaseholders

Reduced Landlord Influence
  • Recent amendments to RTM company articles limit landlord voting rights to 1/3 of the votes exercised by flat owner members
  • This caps landlord influence over building management decisions
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