Trusted with other people’s details.
Your tenants didn’t sign up to Streets. So it keeps as little as it can, where you can see it, and you can take it all away.
How Streets keeps it safe.
A code sent to your email, or a password if you set one. Two-step sign-in with an authenticator app, with backup codes.
Each landlord’s houses are separated from everyone else’s by the database itself, not just the app.
Your account, records and files are stored in London, encrypted in transit and at rest.
Streets reads only the senders you tick, never moves or deletes mail, and sends only when you press Send.
History lists every change with what it was before; your own changes can be undone for 90 days.
Download everything in one file at any time. Delete your account and it’s gone 7 days later.
Questions about security.
Who reads my documents?
Claude, made by Anthropic, reads documents and answers Mason, processing them in the United States. Anthropic’s commercial terms say it may not train its models on your data.
Which other companies are involved?
OpenAI (US) paints house photos if you ask it to; Cloudflare runs the website and checks the sign-in box isn’t a bot; Resend sends sign-in emails; Microsoft gives read-only access if you link Outlook.
Can anyone else see my houses?
No. One person signs in to each street for now, and the database keeps every landlord’s records apart.
Let Streets do the reading.
Free while Streets is new. No password to remember: we send you a sign-in code.