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Shielded Landlord is the compliance app built for UK landlords — so you never miss a deadline, lose a dispute, or get caught out by new regulations.
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Why It Matters
Being a landlord has never carried more legal risk.
In the past few years, the rules have changed dramatically — and the penalties for getting it wrong have never been more severe. The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has shifted the balance of power. Awaab’s Law means you can be fined up to £30,000 for a single missed response deadline on a tenant complaint about damp or mould — even if you fully intended to act. And from April 2026, HMRC is retiring your spreadsheets: thousands of landlords must submit quarterly digital tax returns for the first time under Making Tax Digital.
A single missed email about a damp patch is not just an oversight — it is a five-figure liability.
Shielded Landlord changes that. It puts your compliance, your evidence, and your tax records in one place — so you are always ready, whatever comes next.
The Regulatory Storm
Why UK Landlords Need to Act Now
Awaab’s Law Is in Force
Miss a single response deadline on a damp or mould complaint and you face fines of up to £30,000 per incident — even if you meant to act. The deadlines are strict: 24 hours for emergencies, 14 days to complete an investigation.
Renters’ Rights Act 2025
Stricter rules for every landlord in England. Letting agents, councils, and tenants all have stronger powers to challenge your compliance record. Are you up to date?
Making Tax Digital — April 2026
If you earn over £50,000 a year from property, HMRC requires quarterly digital tax returns. Spreadsheets will not be accepted. The threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027.
Everything You Need
One App. Complete Compliance.
From certificate tracking to court-ready evidence — Shielded Landlord has you covered.
Compliance Dashboard
Risk Radar
See the status of every property at a glance — red, amber, or green. Tap any property to drill into its certificates, tenancy, and full evidence trail. A single missed certificate renewal can mean a £30,000 civil penalty.
Avaab’s Law Shield
Evidence Log
A single missed email about a damp patch is a £30,000 liability. Every issue is tracked from “Waiting Review” to “Completed” — automatically timestamped and GPS-verified. One tap exports a court-ready PDF for the Ombudsman.
AI Document Scanning
Smart Scanner
Snap a CP12, EICR, EPC, or tenancy agreement. The AI reads it in under five seconds — no manual data entry, no mistakes — and files it straight against the right property.
The Spreadsheet Killer
Tax Vault
HMRC is retiring your spreadsheets in April 2026. Tax Vault tracks income and expenses by category and shows your net profit in real time — so digital filing becomes a side effect of running your business.
“Aligns with RLA and NLA best-practice guidelines for digital record keeping.”
“Built specifically for UK landlords. Not adapted from generic accounting software.”
No credit card. No commitment.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Shielded Landlord launch?
We are currently in final development. Waitlist members will be invited to join our beta before the public launch. Sign up to be first in line.
What is included in the free trial?
The 14-day trial gives you full access to every feature in the app — including Risk Radar, Smart Scanner, Evidence Log, the Marketplace, and Tax Vault. No credit card is required to start.
Do I need to be a tech expert to use the app?
Not at all. Shielded Landlord is designed for busy landlords, not software engineers. If you can use a smartphone, you can use the app.
Is my data secure?
Yes. Shielded Landlord is built on enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure and is fully GDPR-compliant. Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We will never sell your data to third parties.
I am not subject to Making Tax Digital yet. Is Tax Vault still useful?
Yes. Good bookkeeping is valuable at any scale. Tax Vault helps you stay organised, reduce the chance of missing allowable deductions, and get ahead of the April 2026 deadline before it catches you off guard.