Everything your home needs to remember.
Track every appliance, document, warranty, and cost in one place. The day you rent it out, landlord tools unlock on the same account. No new login, no migration, all your data carries forward.
Free for homeowners, always. No card to start.
In private beta with early Canadian landlords and homeowners
Home and property management is fragmented.
Landlords juggle spreadsheets, emails, and paper trails. Tenants lose track of leases and receipts. Nothing is connected.
Everything connected in one platform
Property & Home Records
Centralized data for every unit, appliance, and upgrade.
ExploreRent & Payments
Track rent, automate invoices, and log payment history.
Maintenance Tracking
Submit, assign, and monitor repair requests in real time.
Appliances & Warranties
Log appliances, serial numbers, and warranty expiry dates.
Listings & Leasing
Publish listings, screen applicants, and manage lease terms.
Tenant Portal
Self-serve hub for documents, payments, and requests.
Trust & Verification
ID, income, and credit verification for every tenant.
More coming soon
New modules ship every month.
Built for every side of the property journey
Homeowners
Track appliances, warranties, documents, and home history - all in one place.
Landlords
Manage rent, leases, tenants, and property performance with full visibility.
Property Managers
Operate multiple units with workflows, reporting, and tenant communications.
Tenants
Access leases, receipts, documents, and submit requests in one clean portal.
Trust Infrastructure
More than property management. Habyn is trust infrastructure.
Identity, income, and credit - verified and connected. Built for the financial workflows that power modern renting.
ID Verification
Verified identity for every tenant and applicant.
Income Verification
Automated income checks from bank and payroll data.
Credit Checks
Soft credit pulls integrated into the application flow.
Rent Reporting
Help tenants build credit by reporting on-time payments.
Financial Integrations
Connected to banks, payroll, and credit bureaus.
Manage the full property record
Track appliances, warranties, upgrades, and history for every property. Nothing gets lost.
Simplify leasing and listings
From listing to signed lease - applications, approvals, screening, and onboarding in one flow.
Give tenants a modern experience
A clean tenant portal for documents, payments, and maintenance requests. No phone calls needed.
Turn property data into action
Insights, alerts, and renewals - so you never miss a deadline or opportunity.
A connected ecosystem around the home
Habyn is building the connective layer between homeowners and the services they need - from insurance to contractors.
Built for the future of property ownership and renting
Today, property management is scattered across spreadsheets, email threads, and disconnected apps. Homeowners lose track of warranties. Landlords chase rent manually. Tenants can't find their own lease.
Habyn connects every part of the property journey - ownership records, financial workflows, tenant trust, and maintenance - into a single operating system. Not just a tool. Infrastructure.
One platform. Every home. Built to last.
Guides and market intelligence
Move-In and Move-Out Inspections: A Landlord's Guide (BC and Ontario)
A condition inspection is the evidence that settles 'was that damage there before?' In BC it is mandatory, and skipping it can cost you the deposit. In Ontario it is not required but is your best proof. Here is how to do it right in both.
How Mortgage Pre-Approval Works in Canada
A mortgage pre-approval tells you how much a lender may lend and holds a rate while you shop, but it is not a guarantee. Here is what pre-approval actually does, how it differs from pre-qualification, how long the rate hold lasts, and why final approval can still fall through.
Fixed vs Variable Mortgage in Canada: How to Think About It
A fixed mortgage locks your rate and payment for the term; a variable rate moves with the lender's prime rate. Here is how each works, the trigger-rate risk on variable, the very different break penalties, and how to decide without trying to predict rates.
Fair Housing in Ontario: What a Landlord Can and Can't Ask
You can screen an applicant for their ability to pay. You cannot screen them on who they are. The line is the Ontario Human Rights Code. Here are the protected grounds, the questions to never ask, and the one rule about income that most landlords get wrong.
Frequently asked questions
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