AskKiri · full property management

The whole building, handled.

CityNest makes short-stays easy. When you need the full platform — leases, rent, deposits, screening, maintenance and trust accounting — AskKiri connects to DoeAsk by API and runs it all.

A property manager reviewing a portfolio
What you get

End-to-end property management

Leases & tenants

Digital leases, e-signing, cosigners

Rent & deposits

Collection, deposits, payment plans

Screening

Applications, references, fraud checks

Maintenance

Requests, work orders, updates

Trust accounting

Deposits held with a proper ledger

Owner & tenant portals

Everyone sees what they should

CityNest or AskKiri?

Start light, scale up — your tenants never feel the seam.

CityNest — light

Short-stays and simple rentals, right inside DoeAsk. Book, chat, money held by DoeAsk, QR check-in.

AskKiri — full

Long-term portfolios: leases, rent ledgers, screening, maintenance, trust accounting.

Connected by API

DoeAsk front-of-house, AskKiri back-office — one ecosystem.

FAQ

AskKiri, explained

How is AskKiri different from CityNest?

CityNest is light property management for short-stays and simple rentals, built into DoeAsk. AskKiri is the full platform for landlords and managers with long-term tenants, portfolios and accounting.

Does it handle deposits safely?

Yes — AskKiri uses proper trust accounting, so every deposit movement is recorded with a balanced ledger and held cleanly until it's returned or applied.

Can tenants sign leases online?

Yes. Digital leases with e-signatures and cosigners, plus a tenant portal for rent, charges and maintenance requests.

How does it connect to DoeAsk?

By API: DoeAsk is your front door — listings, chat, bookings — while AskKiri runs the back office. Leads and bookings flow between them.

Is it right for a single unit?

For one spare room or a short-stay, start with CityNest. Move to AskKiri when you're managing multiple long-term tenants or a growing portfolio.

Run your whole portfolio with AskKiri.

Light with CityNest, full with AskKiri — one ecosystem.