NestFlow

In build

EU · Berlin · PropTech

Property management for landlords — properties, tenants, leases, and rent in one app. Microservices architecture: auth service, PDF contract generator, email worker for rent notices, MongoDB for records, Redis for sessions. Separate landlord and tenant portals.

ARCHITECTURE

Microservices

STACK

Docker, MongoDB, Redis

STAGE

Live demo, in build

MARKET

Europe, landlords

Real screens, not mockups

Rent dashboard — €107,040 outstanding across 4 leases
Rent dashboard — €107,040 outstanding across 4 leases
Properties list — all properties with tenants, location and rent
Properties list — all properties with tenants, location and rent
Tenant lease — contract details, billing, rental breakdown
Tenant lease — contract details, billing, rental breakdown
Property detail — type, name, map location via OpenStreetMap
Property detail — type, name, map location via OpenStreetMap

What the system does

Properties

Add and manage all your properties in one place — details, documents, and status at a glance.

Tenant management

Sign tenants, store their details, and track lease history across every property.

Leases & rent

Raise the rent, track what's paid and what's overdue — all automated.

Dual portals

Separate landlord and tenant portals — each user sees exactly what they need.

How it is put together

Front ends

Two web apps — one for landlords, one for tenants — behind a shared REST API.

Microservices

Auth, billing and contracts split into small services that scale on their own.

Workers

A PDF contract generator plus an email worker that sends rent notices and receipts.

Storage

MongoDB keeps the records, Redis handles sessions and queues, all inside Docker.

Stack

  • Microservices
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
  • Docker

Where it stands

Portals
Separate landlord and tenant web apps
Architecture
Containerized microservices — one compose file brings the whole stack up
Stage
Live demo, actively in build

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