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Rental apps for Jeddah landlords who fight humidity, turnover and paperwork.

We take on property management app development in Jeddah for landlords and management firms with apartment blocks, furnished units, villas and shops along the coast. One app records each Ejar contract, collects rent through the approved digital routes, logs maintenance from the first photo to the closed job, sends owners their statements and gives tenants a portal they can actually use. It is shaped around a port city where salt air wears out equipment quickly and tenants change more often than inland.

Discovery, design reviews and acceptance testing for Jeddah clients run by video call with our Riyadh and Dubai teams, using screen sharing and test builds on your own phones, so your staff never wait for someone to fly in before a decision is made.

Built for
Jeddah landlords, furnished apartment operators and management firms renting homes and shops between Al Balad and Obhur.
Typical timeline
Set together on a video call once we have seen your unit list and contracts, recorded in the project plan, and checked at every release demo.
What you own
All source code, store listings, hosting, maintenance history and tenant data, set up in your company's own accounts from day one.
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4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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Inside the app

Modules that match Jeddah's climate and tenant mix.

Rented property in Jeddah behaves differently from Riyadh. Humidity and salt corrode air conditioning units, pumps and pipework, so maintenance volume is high and seasonal. Tenants include long staying Saudi families, expatriate staff of trading and logistics firms near the port, university students and people taking furnished flats for a few months. Older central districts sit next to new towers in the north, and redevelopment of unplanned neighbourhoods in recent years moved many households, which still shows in turnover. Your app needs to cope with all of that. These are the modules we would normally propose, starting with the ones that remove the most manual work for a Jeddah operator.

Explain your project
  • Maintenance triage by trade

    Tenants pick a category such as cooling, water leak, electrical or pests, add photos or a short video, and the request lands with the right technician. Urgent categories like a dead air conditioner in August jump the queue automatically, while cosmetic jobs wait for a scheduled visit.

    The jobs that make tenants leave are fixed first.

  • Corrosion aware planned servicing

    Coastal buildings need shorter service cycles for split units, chillers, water tanks and rooftop equipment. The app keeps a calendar per building, assigns the contractor and records each visit, so you can see which towers near the Corniche need replacement parts more often than those inland.

    Fewer breakdowns and evidence for replacement budgets.

  • Move in and move out condition reports

    Staff walk each room with a phone, tick items and take timestamped photos at check in and check out. With higher turnover in Jeddah, especially in furnished units, these reports settle deposit disputes quickly and show what must be repaired before the next tenant arrives.

    Faster turnaround between tenants and fewer deposit arguments.

  • Furnished unit inventory

    Furniture, appliances and linen are listed per unit with condition and purchase date. Missing or damaged items found at checkout feed straight into the deposit statement and a replacement order, so furnished flats in Al Hamra or Al Shati are ready again without a separate stock count.

    Inventory losses become visible instead of disappearing.

  • Ejar contract records

    Each unit carries its Ejar contract number, term, instalment plan and renewal date. Staff are prompted before registration or renewal steps fall due, and the record stays ready in case the rent rules now applied in Riyadh are extended to other cities, which REGA has the power to do.

    Contract records stay consistent with what is registered.

  • Rent schedules and reminders

    Monthly, quarterly or semi annual instalments are tracked against payments made through Ejar's digital channels for homes and through your gateway for shops. Reminders go out in Arabic or English before each due date, then escalate to a call list for your collections officer.

    Arrears are spotted in days, not at the end of the quarter.

  • Tenant portal with several languages

    Arabic and English as standard, with room for further languages where your tenants need them. Tenants see their lease, instalments, receipts, requests and building notices, and can book a viewing slot for a technician rather than waiting at home all day.

    Clear communication with a mixed tenant base.

  • Owner statements for remote owners

    Many Jeddah units belong to owners who live in another city or abroad. Each owner gets a login with monthly statements, repair approvals above a limit they set, and copies of invoices, so the management firm is not sending the same spreadsheet by email every month.

    Owners stay informed without phoning your office.

  • Contractor and vendor portal

    External plumbers, cooling specialists and pest control firms receive jobs, upload quotes and invoices, and mark work done with photos. You can compare response times and repeat visits per vendor before renewing their contract.

    Vendors are judged on records, not on impressions.

  • Building notices and planned shutdowns

    When a water tank is cleaned, a lift is serviced or cooling is switched off for repairs, every tenant in that building receives a notice in their language with the date, the expected duration and who to contact. Notices are logged against the building, so staff can show later that tenants were told in advance.

    Fewer surprised tenants and fewer angry calls on shutdown days.

Who it suits

Jeddah operators this is designed for.

We have written this page for property businesses whose main headache is volume: lots of small repairs, frequent move outs and owners who want regular reports. Tenant management app development in Jeddah also suits firms that are tired of handling every request through personal phones and group chats that leave no record when a staff member leaves. The four profiles below describe where a custom app tends to replace the most manual effort. Most firms recognise themselves in two of them at once, for example a management company that also runs a block of furnished flats, and the app can serve both without forcing one workflow on the other. Discovery confirms which one is closest to you.

01

Furnished apartment operators

If you let furnished flats for a few months at a time to professionals, families relocating or visitors who pass through the city, your costs sit in turnover: cleaning, inventory checks, linen, and fast repairs between stays. We build condition reports, inventory and housekeeping tasks into one flow so a unit can be checked out, cleaned, inspected and relisted the same day.

Short stay licensing rules differ from residential leases; confirm yours before launch.

02

Management firms acting for absentee owners

Firms that look after units owned by people living elsewhere live and die by reporting. Our rental property management app development in Jeddah for these firms puts owner statements, repair approvals and document storage in each owner's own login, with the firm's fees calculated automatically per contract.

Fee calculation rules are agreed per contract type in discovery.

03

Landlords of older central buildings

Buildings in established districts such as Al Rawdah or Al Baghdadiyah often need more maintenance, have tenants who prefer phone calls and keep contracts in paper files. We start with a staff app that captures calls and paper records properly, then add a simple tenant portal once the data is clean.

Staff tools first, tenant features second.

04

Owners of new towers in the north

Newer towers around Obhur and the northern districts attract tenants who expect to do everything on their phones. Here the tenant portal, online requests and digital move in carry more weight, alongside planned servicing so warranty periods on new equipment are not lost through missed visits.

Warranty tracking protects the value of new equipment.

Six stages from first call to a working Jeddah app.

  1. 01Video discoveryWe meet your leasing, finance and maintenance leads on video, review sample contracts and maintenance logs, and agree which problems the first release must solve.
  2. 02Maintenance data reviewPast repair records are grouped by building, trade and season so the request categories and service calendars reflect what actually breaks in your buildings. Seasonal peaks show where extra contractor capacity is needed.
  3. 03Prototype tested by your staffA clickable prototype in Arabic and English goes to technicians and leasing staff on their own phones. Their feedback changes the design before code is written.
  4. 04Phased developmentMaintenance and condition reports usually ship first, then rent tracking and owner logins. Each phase ends with a recorded demo and a test build you can try yourselves.
  5. 05Privacy and access controlTenant identity documents, contact details and payment records are protected under the Personal Data Protection Law, with roles so contractors see jobs but never tenant finances.
  6. 06Rollout building by buildingWe launch in one or two buildings, fix what staff report, then roll out across the portfolio with short training videos recorded in Arabic and English.

Technology

What we build this with.

Mobile apps for tenants and technicians, a web dashboard for the office, and offline support for technicians working in basements or plant rooms with weak signal. Photo and video storage is sized for heavy maintenance use, and hosting location is agreed with you. Integrations with your accounting system are planned in discovery so rent and repair costs post once, not twice.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

Questions Jeddah property firms ask us.

It is driven by scope, integrations and data, not a fixed package.

A maintenance and condition report app for one firm's staff is a smaller job than a platform with tenant portals, owner logins, vendor access and accounting integration. The number of buildings matters less than the number of different workflows. We give a written estimate after discovery, once we know your user roles and systems, and we can split the work into phases so the most useful part ships first. Payment can be split by milestone so you see working software before each stage is paid.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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