RentDera Is Live on Google Play — The Rent Notebook, Now on Your Phone
After months of building in public, RentDera is now live on Google Play. 👉 Download RentDera on Google Play This post isn't about code. It's about what RentDera is, who it's for, and why I built it. The notebook problem Walk into almost any rental building in Nepal and ask the landlord how much rent is due this month. Chances are they'll reach for a notebook. That notebook holds everything:…
RentDera, a rent management app, has launched on Google Play. The app aims to replace the traditional notebook method used by landlords in Nepal to track rent payments. Instead of relying on a notebook, which is prone to errors like torn pages or lost receipts, RentDera uses a smartphone to streamline the process. The app allows users to set up their rental building, rooms, and tenants, and automatically generates bills each month.
Tenants can pay their rent directly through the app, and the app keeps track of payments, outstanding amounts, and deposits. RentDera also handles bill payments such as electricity and water meter readings, and records other expenses like repairs. The app is currently free for one property with up to five units, and a paid version, RentDera Pro, removes the unit limit.
The app is specifically designed for landlords in Nepal, taking into account local language preferences, Bikram Sambat dates, and local currency tracking. RentDera is a one-person project developed publicly as part of RevenueCat's Shipaton 2026 initiative. Users are encouraged to try the app with one building and provide feedback, as it will continue to evolve based on landlord needs.
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