JollyProp
Rental maintenance coordination, handled for you.
What it does
JollyProp is the AI maintenance agent for everyday landlords. It talks with tenants, coordinates vendors, follows your rules, and keeps every repair moving.
Stop being the middleman on every rental repair. JollyProp gathers details, coordinates vendors, follows your rules, and keeps tenants updated.
A tenant texts. The details are incomplete. The vendor goes quiet. Then everyone asks you for an update. JollyProp handles that back-and-forth and keeps the repair moving inside the rules you set. JollyProp contacts your preferred vendor for a quote and available times. If the quote is over your limit, JollyProp asks the owner before scheduling. No workflows to build and no technical setup to understand. If you can explain how you handle maintenance to a person, you can set up JollyProp. Tell JollyProp about your properties, tenants, and the vendors you already know and trust. Use plain English to set spending limits, emergency rules, preferred vendors, and when you want to approve…from jollyprop.com
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