AnchorLease / About
I’m an Ontario landlord. I built the tool I couldn’t find.
AnchorLease is built and run by one person in Ontario, for landlords who manage their own units.
I rent out units in Ontario. I’ve waited on the LTB backlog, and I’ve sorted a shoebox of receipts the week before tax time. The waiting I can’t change. The mistakes on my side I can: an N4 date worked out wrong, an arrears figure that doesn’t match the ledger, a notice served with no record of how or when. Each of those can add months to a case.
So I built a tool that keeps the record straight. Amounts come from the rent ledger. Dates follow the rules in force on the day. Signing, service and filing are each recorded separately, on the date you confirm. Receipts land under the right property, year and T776 line as you go.
It prepares, organizes and checks. It doesn’t sign, serve or file for you. If you want to know exactly where that line sits, every feature page has a section called “What AnchorLease doesn’t do”.
Three things I hold to
- Ontario first
- Built around the Residential Tenancies Act, LTB forms and CRA’s T776. Not adapted from a US product.
- Nothing happens without you
- A transfer isn’t rent until you confirm it. A draft isn’t served until you record how. The app never acts in your name.
- Say what it does, and what it doesn’t
- Legal information, not legal advice. When the tool can’t check something, it says so instead of guessing.
How your data is stored, who can see it, and what can’t be rewritten: Security and privacy
Start with one property.
One property with up to 2 doors free, no credit card. Switch between English and 中文 any time.