Comparison
Akweno vs Landlordly
Landlordly is a property management tool — it helps you manage tenants, repairs and paperwork. Akweno is a portfolio analytics tool — it helps you understand what your properties are earning and where your wealth is going.
Manager vs investor
Property management tools like Landlordly answer: what needs doing today? Akweno answers: how is my portfolio performing and what should I do next? These are related but different questions. Many investors use a management tool for the operational side while using Akweno for the investment side.
Where Landlordly falls short for portfolio investors
Focused on property management, not investment performance
Landlordly is built around tasks that help you manage tenants and properties: maintenance requests, tenancy agreements, rent reminders. It does not provide the investment analytics a portfolio investor needs.
No portfolio-level financial view
There is no consolidated view of what your entire portfolio is earning, what it is worth, or how equity is changing. The tool is structured around individual properties and tenancies, not portfolio performance.
No valuation or equity tracking
Landlordly does not track what your properties are worth over time. Capital growth — one of the primary return drivers for property investors — is entirely outside its scope.
No yield or return-on-investment calculations
Key investor metrics such as gross yield, net yield, cash-on-cash return and IRR are not provided. The tool tracks rent received and expenses paid, but not how that translates to investment performance.
No capital improvement tracking
Renovation and capital expenditure costs are not tracked as capital events against each property. This means there is no cost-base history for CGT purposes and no way to see the total invested in each property.
No multi-currency support
Investors with properties in different countries cannot consolidate returns into a single reporting currency. There is no support for foreign-denominated properties.
What Akweno provides
Akweno is built around the investor, not the manager. These are the capabilities that close the gap between a management tool and a performance analytics platform.
Portfolio summary and performance analytics
Total portfolio value, equity, IRR, yield and income all consolidated in a single investor dashboard.
Per-property performance analysis
Detailed income, expense, cash flow, equity and value history for each property — not just the tenancy.
Capital improvements and cost base
Renovation costs tracked as capital events, building an accurate investment cost base for each property.
Multi-currency overseas properties
Properties in any currency consolidated into your base currency for accurate portfolio-level reporting.
AI insights across your portfolio
Ask questions about your portfolio in plain language — Akweno provides read-only analysis grounded in your actual data.
Stale valuation alerts
Automatic alerts when a property has not been valued recently, so your portfolio numbers stay current.
Know what your portfolio is actually worth.
Akweno gives you the investor view that property management tools were never designed to provide — performance, equity and returns across your entire portfolio.