Tenancy Renewal and Notice Tracker

Missing the date to serve a notice or make an offer can cost a landlord a month of rent or a year at the wrong price. This app watches the dates for you.

Enter each contract with its end date and the notice period that applies to it. The app works out the notice-by date and the date to start talks, places the contract in a renewal pipeline and sorts a "Do these first" list. The Rent scenarios tab shows, for the contracts ending in a window, the new rent at the changes you try, what it costs if the tenant leaves (empty days at the rent plus your turnover cost) and how many months of the extra rent it takes to cover that. The Reminders tab lists every date and downloads a calendar file (.ics) so your own phone or calendar reminds you.

What is inside:

• Renewal board: open contracts, those needing action now, contracts ending in 90 days, rent up for renewal
• Contracts: stage, proposed change, notice days per contract, date the notice was sent
• Rent scenarios with an optional cap you enter, and what-ifs you type
• Reminders and a calendar (.ics) export
• Example data, README, CSV and JSON import and export

Notice periods, rent increase rules and caps are NOT built in. They are settings you enter. The starting 90 days is only a placeholder, and the app says so on screen. Check the rule that applies to your contract and emirate with RERA, the Rental Dispute Centre or your lawyer. Date arithmetic was checked across month ends and leap years against an independent calculation.

How it differs: staff contract expiry trackers in the catalogue follow employee documents. This one follows tenancy contracts and the money at stake in each renewal. It does not draft notices and does not decide what increase is allowed.

This is a working tool, not legal, tax or financial advice, and it is not connected to or approved by any government body, regulator or bank. The app stores data in the browser on one device, so back it up with Export.