We're building the intelligence layer that the UK rental market has never had — and doing it before the window closes.
The abolition of Section 21 is the biggest shift in UK rental law in a generation. For landlords, the stakes have never been higher — with no-fault evictions gone, the tenant they accept on day one is the tenant they're committed to. Getting that decision right matters enormously.
Letting agents understand this better than anyone. Their job has always been to protect their landlords' assets and find the best possible tenants. The problem isn't willingness — it's tools. The intelligence available to agents today is essentially the same as it was twenty years ago: a credit check, an employer email, a landlord reference form.
Landlords want rigour. They want to know their agent has done the work — that the person holding the keys to their property has been properly assessed, compared, and chosen deliberately. Agents want to give them exactly that. They just haven't had a platform built to make it possible.
HomeHub closes that gap. We're building the tenant intelligence layer that helps agents do right by their landlord clients — with the evidence, the audit trail, and the analysis that both sides of the relationship have always needed.
HomeHub wasn't designed in a vacuum. Before building, we spent months in discovery — sitting with regional letting directors, portfolio landlords, and tenants across London to understand exactly where the process breaks down.
What we heard was consistent: landlords' biggest concern is tenant quality — who is living in their asset, how carefully they were selected, and what happens if something goes wrong. Agents share that concern entirely. They want to deliver the best possible tenants to their clients. The tools just haven't kept up.
Everything in HomeHub — the six intelligence dimensions, the white label report structure, the rent review module — comes directly from those conversations.
A chartered surveyor, a software engineer, and a structured finance professional — three perspectives that cover the full problem.
The Renters' Rights Act created the moment. We're building into it.
HomeHub is in private beta. Join the waitlist and help shape the platform before public launch.
Early access open for letting agents and landlords