Two units were enough to see the system was broken.

For two years, Abdessattar has managed two rental units in Cornwall. At that size, the work should feel direct: receive the rent, keep the receipt, answer the tenant, save the lease, record the expense.

Instead, every simple task created another handoff. Interac notifications lived in email. Tenant and lease details lived somewhere else. Receipts depended on remembering. Tax records waited for a later cleanup.

His background as a software developer made the pattern difficult to ignore. The problem was not a lack of apps. It was that the evidence, the decision, and the next action rarely stayed together.

DwellTrack grew from that observation: build one Canadian rental record around the work landlords already do, starting with the moment rent arrives and keeping the landlord in control of what becomes official.