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Six tools that put the tenancy in your record, not theirs.
Every tool is paired with a real RTA right. The notices come through with timestamps. The receipts are the receipts the CRA actually wants. The Passport is yours to take with you.
Build a portable Tenant Passport
Upload pay stubs, ID, credit reports, and reference letters once. Apply to listings instantly with verified context — and take it with you to your next rental.
Learn moreGet notified the moment a notice arrives
No more missed N4s buried in email. Push notifications on mobile, instant in-app alerts, with the full document attached and timestamped.
Learn moreAcknowledge or dispute, on the record
One-tap acknowledgement when the notice is fair. Formal dispute with comments and evidence when it isn’t — all logged for the LTB.
Learn moreSubmit maintenance requests with photos
Tag the room, attach photos, set urgency. Your landlord sees it instantly. You get a timestamped record that the issue was reported.
Learn moreTax-ready rent receipts
Every payment your landlord logs becomes an exportable receipt — perfect for the Ontario Trillium Benefit, OEPTC, or any future reference.
Learn moreTrack every application you send
Apply to multiple listings with one Passport. Watch each status move from submitted to reviewed to decision — without refreshing five inboxes.
Learn moreThe Residential Tenancies Act, in plain English.
The RTA, 2006 protects every Ontario tenant. Here are the essentials worth knowing before any conversation with a landlord.
- Free written rent receipt on request (RTA s.109)
- At least 90 days written notice for any rent increase (N1)
- Annual rent increase capped at the Ontario guideline rate
- 24-hour written notice required for landlord entry (with limited exceptions)
- Right to dispute eviction notices at the LTB
- Last month’s rent deposit accrues interest at the guideline rate
This is general information, not legal advice. For specific situations, contact ACTO or your local legal aid clinic.
Document your tenancy. Take it with you.
Always free for tenants. No credit card. Your data stays in Canada — and exports as a ZIP whenever you ask.