Visibility
A clear dashboard showing the compliance status of every property. Compliant, action required, or breach. No guesswork.
LLCR exists so that self-managing landlords can prove what they did and when they did it, with records a solicitor, council, or tribunal can take seriously.
The problem
Gas certificates stored in one folder. EPC ratings somewhere in an email thread. Deposit receipts in a drawer. No single record of what is due, what has expired, or what is still outstanding.
This is not carelessness. It is the natural result of compliance being fragmented across years of paperwork, property changes, and tenancy cycles. The problem is structural, and the consequences are serious.
An expired Gas Safety Certificate is a criminal offence with an unlimited fine (Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998). No valid EICR can mean a civil penalty of up to £40,000 (Electrical Safety Standards in the PRS (England) Regulations 2020, as amended in 2025). Serious or repeated breaches can attract a civil penalty of up to £40,000 (Renters’ Rights Act 2025, serious tier). Under the Renters Rights Act 2025, landlords who cannot demonstrate a clear compliance history face greater exposure in possession proceedings.
LLCR was created to address this directly, through a structured compliance register that gives landlords ongoing visibility over their entire portfolio rather than reminders alone.
LLCR is a compliance register built specifically around UK landlord obligations. It is not a general property management platform. It is a focused, structured system that helps landlords see their full compliance position and act on it before problems arise.
A clear dashboard showing the compliance status of every property. Compliant, action required, or breach. No guesswork.
Compliance records organised around real UK requirements. Dates tracked. Expiries flagged. Nothing falls through silently.
Reminders, alerts, document storage, and an activity history. A consistent view of what needs attention and when.
LLCR was founded by Tauhid, a property law paralegal en route to qualifying as a solicitor. Working in property law, he kept seeing the same problem: landlords who had done the work but could not prove it. Certificates in email threads, deposit records in drawers, and no reliable account of what was served and when. When a dispute arrived, the evidence was scattered exactly when it needed to be organised.
LLCR is the answer to that gap: one place where compliance is recorded as it happens, fingerprinted so the history can be shown to be unaltered, and exportable as a Compliance Defence Pack the day it is needed.
“LLCR is compliance infrastructure for self-managing landlords. The goal is clear oversight, not added complexity.”
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How LLCR is built
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Most self-managing landlords manage properties alongside other work and other responsibilities. LLCR is built to be immediately understandable, not to require a manual or an onboarding call.
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LLCR is not a generic property app adapted for compliance. It is built from the ground up around the actual legal requirements that apply to UK residential landlords.
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LLCR keeps an activity history and document trail so landlords have a clear, organised account of what was done and when, not just a set of reminders that disappear after they fire.
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Compliance documents contain sensitive legal and property information. LLCR handles document storage with a structured, access-controlled vault. Landlord data is kept securely and is not shared or sold.
LLCR is designed for self-managing landlords in the UK. Whether you manage one property or twenty, the core challenge is the same: keeping on top of the certificates, checks, and dates that determine whether you are legally compliant and protected.
Landlords managing 1 to 5 properties
The Free plan covers one active property with the complete platform, at no cost. Starter is for up to 5 properties, with Ava at 50 messages per month. Easy to set up in minutes.
Landlords managing up to 20 properties
The Pro plan is for larger portfolios: the same complete platform for up to 20 properties, with Ava at 50 messages per day and priority support.
Agents and portfolio managers
For larger portfolios and managed property businesses, the Agency plan starts at £39/month for up to 20 properties, then £1/property/month for each additional property, and includes team member access and custom onboarding. Contact us to get set up.
Landlords who already use an agent
Using an agent does not always eliminate a landlord’s own compliance liability. Many landlords still want their own clear record of what is in place, what is due, and what has been done.
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Important
LLCR is a compliance management platform and is not a substitute for legal advice. The platform is designed to help landlords organise their compliance records and monitor key dates. Where specific legal issues arise, landlords should seek professional advice from a qualified solicitor or relevant adviser. LLCR is a software company, not a law firm, and nothing in the product is legal advice.
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