Real estate accounting for landlords
Capiero turns receipts, rent payments, and property activity into clean books by address. Capture expenses as they happen, keep income organized, and export accountant-ready PDF and CSV reports when it's time to file.
The Capiero workflow
Capture expenses in the moment, keep each property's books organized, and generate the reports your accountant, lender, or team needs. Capiero keeps the daily work light so the final handoff is already prepared.
Add expenses from the camera, photo library, files, or manual entry. Capiero reads the receipt, suggests the key fields, and keeps the original document with the record.
See income, expenses, and net performance by address, with portfolio rollups when you need the full picture. Capiero keeps every transaction tied to the property it belongs to.
Choose the property, period, format, and scope. Capiero packages the right records into a polished PDF summary and matching CSV ledger.
iOS and browser · one ledger
Use Capiero on iOS when receipts and payments happen on the go. Open it in the browser when you want a wider view of properties, transactions, and reports.
In the browser
Open Capiero on a larger screen to review property performance, clean up transactions, and prepare report packages from the same books you use on iOS.
Who Capiero serves
Whether you manage one rental or a growing portfolio, Capiero keeps property records organized for the people who rely on them.
For owners who want the records handled without building a bookkeeping system around a single property. Capture receipts as they happen, keep rent and expenses tied to the right address, and prepare report packages without rebuilding the books later.
For owners who need more than a folder of receipts and a catch-up spreadsheet. Capiero keeps the portfolio organized by property, so you can review performance, clean up transactions, and prepare records with less catch-up work.
Ready when the records are needed
Keep each property's income, expenses, receipts, and reports in one place, so the next handoff starts from organized books.
