Private find-and-fix for real estate

Find it. Fix it. Keep the proof.

Finder Fixer is the shared list for apartments, single homes, hotels, and mixed portfolios. Someone on site snaps a problem. Maintenance marks it done with an after photo. Managers and owners see what changed.

No public map. Invite only the people who should see that property.

Watch Building

Your team

Finder Fixer.

12

Total

4

Open

8

Fixed

Before
Open

Water / Drainage

Condensate drip in 3B

Unit 3B · hall closet

Before
After
Fixed

Other

Lobby sconce replaced

Fixed by Maya · after photo on file

Before photo required

Nothing lands on the list without a picture of the problem.

After photo to close

A fix is not a status change. It is proof the work is done.

Private teams

One team per property or portfolio. Issues never go public.

Owner reports

Email what was fixed and what is still open after a walk.

Who it is for

Any property that needs a walk, a punch list, and a record of the repair.

Built for property managers, owners, on-site staff, and vendors who share the same units, rooms, or homes.

Apartment communities

Walk units, halls, and common areas. Log what residents report, then send owners a before-and-after recap.

  • Unit turns and punch lists
  • Hall and amenity walks
  • Owner report after the tour

Homes and rentals

Move-in, move-out, and everyday repairs for a single house or a scattered portfolio — all in one private team.

  • One house or many addresses
  • Vendors invited by role
  • Proof for the owner, not a spreadsheet

Hotels and hospitality

Guest-room and grounds issues stay with the property team. Finders capture it. Fixers close it with proof.

  • Rooms, lobby, and grounds
  • Night staff can find, day staff can fix
  • Private — not a public guest map

How it works

Four steps from a photo on site to a report you can send.

  1. 01

    Create a team for the property

    Each team is private. Issues never go public. Invite only the people who should see that building, home, or hotel.

  2. 02

    Finders snap the problem

    A photo is required. Add a note or location if you want. The item lands on the team list so everyone sees the same work.

  3. 03

    Fixers close it with an after photo

    When the work is done, the fixer uploads an after shot and marks it fixed. You keep both photos and who did the work.

  4. 04

    Share a report when you need it

    Admins can email a report: what was fixed (with before and after), what is still open, and links to log in or request access.

What you get

The list, the photos, and the people — in one place.

Every item has a before and an after.

Finders cannot post without a photo. Fixers cannot close without one. You keep who found it, who fixed it, and both pictures — so a walk or a turn does not live in text messages.

Found
Fixed
Unit 12 · bathroom fanClosed with proof

Maintenance

Units and last inspection

3AFilter 16×25×1Quarterly · Sep 18
3BFilter 16×20×1Filter change · Sep 11
4CFilter 20×20×1Move-out · Sep 22

Unit maintenance sits next to the issues.

Filter sizes, pets, notes, filter changes, and inspections — move-in, move-out, quarterly, or other — live on the same team as the find-and-fix list. Paint needed on a turn can go in with the move-out.

Send the recap without rebuilding it.

After a walk, a weekly check, or a unit turn, an admin emails what was fixed (before and after, and who did it) plus what is still open. Owners who need access get a request-access link instead of a forwarded thread.

Finder Fixer · Watch Building

2 fixed · 3 still open

Lobby sconce replaced by Maya. Condensate drip in 3B is still open. Log in for the full list, or request access if you are not on the team yet.

Photo proof, not just a ticket

Every find starts with a before photo. Every fix needs an after photo. Owners and managers can see the work, not just a status.

Finder and Fixer roles

Give someone permission to report, to repair, or both. Staff, vendors, and owners stay on the same list without sharing a login.

Unit maintenance

Track filter changes, inspections, move-in and move-out notes, pets, and filter sizes by unit — next to the issues for that property.

One list the whole team sees

Open items, who found them, and who fixed them live in one place. Events and a simple board help when you run a walk-through.

Owner-ready recaps

Send a branded email of recent fixes and remaining work. Useful after a walk, a turn, or a weekly property check.

Private to the team

Photos and notes stay inside the team. Guests and residents do not get a public map of your issues.

Roles

The same list. Different jobs.

Finder

On-site staff, housekeepers, leasing, or an owner walking the property. They take the before photo and write what they see.

Fixer

Maintenance, vendors, or anyone who does the work. They open the item, upload the after photo, and mark it fixed.

Admin

Property managers and owners. They invite the team, run walks, and send the report when someone needs the recap.

FAQ

Straight answers before you start a team.

Is this a public map of neighborhood issues?
No. Finder Fixer is a private team app. Photos and notes stay with the people you invite to that property.
Can it work for one house, or only big buildings?
Either. Start a team for a single home, a scattered rental portfolio, an apartment community, or a hotel.
Do vendors and owners need their own logins?
Yes. Invite each person and set them as Finder, Fixer, or both. Nobody shares a password to see the list.
What do I send an owner after a walk?
An admin can email a report: fixed items with before and after photos, remaining open items, and a link to log in or request access.
Does it replace a full CMMS?
It is the find-and-fix layer — photo proof, a shared list, unit maintenance, and a report. Work orders and accounting stay where you already keep them.
Who sees guest or resident issues?
Only the team. Residents and hotel guests do not get a public board. Staff can log what they report.

Start a team for the next walk.

Create an account, name the property, and invite the people who find issues and the people who fix them.

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