Welcome to Kodi Tracker.
This is our first post, so it feels right to start with a simple Hello World.
Kodi was built to make rental property finance easier to manage for landlords, property managers, and real estate teams who want a clearer way to track rent, tenants, property income, deductions, arrears, and reports in one place.
Many landlords still manage rental records using a mix of notebooks, Excel sheets, WhatsApp messages, M-PESA confirmations, and manual calculations. That can work when the portfolio is small, but as tenants, units, payments, expenses, and balances increase, it becomes harder to stay organized.
Kodi is here to help simplify that.
With Kodi, you can manage your rental records in a more structured way. You can track tenants, properties, units, rent payments, balances, deductions, refunds, arrears, and financial reports without jumping between different tools.
The goal is simple: give landlords and property managers a cleaner view of their rental finances.
Whether you manage one property or multiple rental units, Kodi helps you understand what has been paid, what is still pending, and how each property is performing financially.
This first post marks the beginning of our journey. Over time, we will share updates, guides, product improvements, rental finance tips, and practical ways to use Kodi to manage property income more confidently.
Kodi is not just a record-keeping tool. It is being built around the real financial workflow of rental property management — from expected rent to arrears, deductions, reports, and property-level summaries.
Thank you for being here at the start.
Welcome to Kodi.