kasri.app
For unit owners & owner-occupiers

Unit owners

See exactly where your service charges go.

A read-only view of the building's books. Pay from any mobile money wallet. Vote remotely on resolutions. Your apartment is the biggest asset you'll ever own — treat its management like one.

The pain

Three problems you live with today.

Drawn from a 2023 survey of 200+ Tanzanian condominium residents (Mushi, J. African Real Estate Research) [1] .

01

You pay every month and have no idea where it goes

Without a transparent ledger, every owner ends up suspicious — even when the committee is honest. The cost of that suspicion is silent and chronic.

02

You can't make it to every AGM

Absentee landlords, business travel, diaspora ownership, and weekday-evening meetings mean half the building never votes. Resolutions pass without you — or fail to reach quorum at all.

03

Your title and clearance paperwork lives in someone else's drawer

When you sell, refinance, or transfer your unit, you need a signed certificate from the body corporate that arrears are clear. Today, that's a week of chasing the chairman.

What you get

The features built for for owners.

Read-only general ledger

See every shilling that came in and every shilling that went out — your service charge, your neighbour's service charge, the lift contractor's invoice. No more "trust me, it's all in the file".

Mobile-money receipts in seconds

Pay from M-Pesa, Tigo Pesa, Airtel Money, or a bank transfer. The system reconciles the payment to your unit instantly and emails you a receipt before you pocket your phone.

Remote AGM voting

Cast your vote on every resolution from your phone — verified against the ownership register. No physical meeting required, no proxy forms to chase.

Instant arrears clearance certificates

Selling or refinancing? Generate a Unit Titles Act-compliant certificate of clearance from your dashboard. The committee co-signs digitally — usually within a day, not a month.

Statement on demand

Year-to-date statement, multi-year statement, "what did I pay in 2025" — exported as PDF or CSVCSV (comma-separated values)A spreadsheet-friendly file — one row per unit or owner — used to import or export registers and ledgers in bulk.. Tax season stops being a panic.

The flow

How it actually works.

  1. 01

    Get invited

    Your committee invites you with your title deed reference. You set up your account, enrol MFAMFA (multi-factor authentication)A second check beyond your password — e.g. a code from your phone — before high-risk actions like signing off a payment., and link your preferred mobile money wallet.

  2. 02

    Pay

    On the 1st, your service charge arrives via SMS and email. Pay from any wallet. The receipt is in your inbox within a minute — auto-tagged for tax season.

  3. 03

    Watch

    Your dashboard shows you arrears (yours and the building's), every committee resolution, every contractor paid, and what the sinking fund actually holds.

  4. 04

    Vote

    When the committee tables a resolution — new fence, new contractor, service charge increase — you get a push notification. Vote in 30 seconds, from anywhere in the world.

Most owners pay their service charge for years without ever seeing where it goes — and that silence is what eventually breaks the building. When the lift fails, when the security guard quits, when the generator dies, owners ask questions and don’t get answers, and the next month half the building withholds dues in protest.

Kasri ends that. You get a read-only window into the body corporate’s books from the day you move in. Every service charge is tracked. Every contractor invoice is timestamped and signed. Every AGM minute is one click away. The committee still runs the building — but you finally have the receipts.

“For the first time in seven years of owning this apartment, I can see exactly where my service charge goes. The arrears in the building dropped because the silence dropped.”

Anna L. · Unit Owner, Mlimani City Residences