BOMAHUT, from Bomahut limited, is a property-management app designed for landlords and managers across African markets. It centralizes rent cycles, tenant records, and document storage, aiming to reduce manual bookkeeping and communication overhead. The app offers cloud access, mobile notifications, and basic reporting to track receipts and arrears. Target users include solo landlords, property managers, real estate agents, and diaspora owners who need remote oversight of multiple units.

Integrates with regional remittance systems and bank reconciliation

The app connects to local financial rails, including M-Pesa and major Kenyan banks, and records transactions automatically for reconciliation. That connection removes manual ledger entry by matching incoming transfers to tenant accounts. For managers who receive funds through mobile networks or local banks, the reconciliation feature converts raw receipts into tenant-level records, and it logs settlements immediately in the central account database.

Structures multi-property portfolios and stores critical documents

Designed for multi-unit workflows, the tool lets a single account switch between buildings and units and keeps lease agreements and tenant IDs in an attached document archive. Remote landlords can view unit occupancy and tenant histories from the Android app or the web dashboard. Bulk SMS and email dispatch enables distribution of invoices and receipts from the same interface, keeping communication tied to each tenancy record.

Produces finance reports and handles utility billing at scale

Reporting and utility routines support routine accounting, with realtime profit-and-loss and rent statements that present income and receivables. Utility billing accepts meter readings, calculates consumption, and issues charges to tenants automatically; automated reminders reduce overdue balances. Setting up meters, rates, and multiple unit mappings requires upfront data entry, which makes initial configuration the main implementation task.

BOMAHUT suits mobile-focused landlords who manage portfolios across the region

Bomahut limited builds a product tailored to Kenyan and broader African rental markets, and user feedback highlights simpler bookkeeping and tenant communication. For landlords who need remote control of several units and value integration with local financial services, it is a practical option. Expect an onboarding phase to populate units, lease records, and utility mappings before routine operations become mostly automated.