

Tasks that fit your time budget
You decide how much time you want to spend on your rentals each week. Every day CIRO shows you the most urgent tasks until your daily share is reached, and reminds you ahead of deadlines like the utility bill statement.
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Your dashboard in the morning
Tasks, deadlines, tenant requests and alerts on one page.


Today's list. The tasks due soonest sit at the top, such as a rent payment that is three days overdue. Next to them you see how much of your weekly budget is still free.
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Today's list. The tasks due soonest sit at the top, such as a rent payment that is three days overdue. Next to them you see how much of your weekly budget is still free.
Tasks come from your own data
CIRO creates the tasks around your apartments on its own: when a tenancy starts or ends, a deposit installment is due, maintenance is scheduled or the utility bill statement deadline gets close. You set in your settings how much time you want to spend on this each week. CIRO splits that budget across the five weekdays and shows you the most urgent tasks each day until your daily share is used up.Updated: 10/27/2026
Questions for Hausmaister
On Smart and up, Hausmaister, the AI in CIRO, knows your properties, tenants, unpaid rent and upcoming tasks. Ask which October rents are still missing or which apartment is vacant, and it answers with the numbers from your account.




Guided workflows
When you prepare a utility bill statement or set up a tenancy, CIRO shows you at every step which detail is still missing. In the background it matches payments from your connected bank account to the rents and files uploaded documents under the right apartment.
A week with three hours
An example from October: five apartments in Leipzig, Dresden and Halle, one of them with unpaid rent.
Monday
Set the budget
In your settings you pick 180 minutes a week. CIRO spreads them across the five weekdays, 36 minutes each. From now on, the Today list is sized to that share.
180 min.
a week in this example
36 min.
on each weekday


Deadlines and time budget
then daily from 7 days before the return
14
days before
CIRO reminds you a second time about the deposit return
Deadline reminders
Whether it's the utility bill statement, the deposit return or the end of a tenancy, the reminder shows up in CIRO and as a push notification on your phone if you allow push.
Automatic prioritization
Whatever is due first sits at the top. A rent payment that is three days overdue moves ahead of a statement whose deadline isn't until December.
3
plans, and all of them include the task list and time budget: Basic, Smart and Pro
Tasks from your leases and your bank account
before a fixed-term lease ends, CIRO reminds you
Deposit installments show up as a task when they're due to be booked
for your weekly budget, from half an hour to ten hours
Completed tasks count toward your weekly budget, and the bar shows what's left
at most between two syncs of your bank account. If a rent payment is missing, it goes on the list.
Every task names the apartment, the tenant and the due date
Which deadlines CIRO keeps track of for you
Which deadlines CIRO turns into tasks and reminders, on what basis, and when the reminder arrives.
Contents
When does CIRO remind you of which deadline?
CIRO calculates the deadlines from data you enter anyway: the end of the billing period, the deposit instalments, the key return and the end of the lease. You do not set up any reminder by hand. The notices appear in your notifications in CIRO, most deadlines also in the "What's next?" card. Reminders about the utility bill statement and the deposit also arrive as a push notification on your phone if you allow push.
| Deadline | Basis | When CIRO notifies you |
|---|---|---|
| Deliver the utility bill statement | 12 months after the end of the billing period, § 556 (3) BGB | as long as the statement you created in CIRO has not been delivered: from 60 days before the deadline roughly every 25 days, daily in the last 5 days, daily after it has passed |
| Deposit instalment | your tenant may pay in three equal monthly instalments, the first at the start of the tenancy, § 551 (2) BGB | on the due date and once as soon as the instalment is overdue |
| Return the deposit | no fixed statutory deadline, only a reasonable period for checking; CIRO works with 6 months after the key return | 30 and 14 days before, daily in the last 7 days, daily after it has passed |
| End of the tenancy | the end date you entered, for example for a fixed-term tenancy under § 575 BGB or after a termination | once, 30 days before the lease ends |
| Terminating a garage or parking space lease | notice period from your contract | 30 days before the last day on which your notice must arrive |
If the utility bill statement arrives too late, you can no longer claim a back payment unless you are not responsible for the delay (§ 556 (3) sentence 3 BGB). You still pay out any credit. You can work out the cut-off date for your billing year with the utility statement deadline calculator.
How does CIRO spread the tasks across the week?
In your settings you choose how much time you plan to spend on your rentals each week, in six steps from half an hour to ten hours. CIRO splits the budget across the five weekdays; 180 minutes means 36 minutes a day. Every task carries a time estimate. "Today" lists all tasks that are due today or already overdue.
If a day has time left over, CIRO pulls important tasks from the next seven days forward until your daily share is used up, at most twelve at once. Their due dates stay the same. If the week is fuller than planned, the "Weekly budget" bar turns yellow. On weekdays at 7 am CIRO can send you the daily overview by email.
Updated: 10/27/2026
GDPR-compliant
Built for German tenancy law
Encrypted data storage
German company
Frequently asked questions
You set how much time per week you want to spend on your rentals, anywhere from 30 minutes to 10 hours. CIRO spreads that budget across the five weekdays, so 2 hours means 24 minutes a day, and fills your daily list with tasks sorted by deadline and urgency. If you have time left today, CIRO pulls the most important tasks from the next few days forward.
The daily list sits on your dashboard and shows you each morning what is due today, based on your time budget and sorted by deadline. It holds the items where you need to decide or act, such as the deadline for a utility bill statement or an upcoming deposit return, plus your own to-dos. CIRO can also send you the daily summary email on weekdays at 7 a.m. The daily list comes with every plan.
Not at the moment. Deadlines, rent increases and notice dates are in the calendar inside CIRO, next to your tasks. CIRO does not sync them to Google, Outlook or Apple calendars.
Set your time budget to 30 minutes, the lowest option. Deadlines don't move: the utility billing deadline or a deposit return stays on your list, and CIRO keeps reminding you. If more tasks are due than fit the budget, the bar turns yellow, and that's all that happens. The following week, you simply turn the budget back up.
Yes. You add your own to-dos straight to the task list, and CIRO slots them into your priorities. For recurring work like heating maintenance or insurance reviews, you set a repeat interval. CIRO's tasks and your own then sit in the same list on your dashboard.
The task list with time budget comes with every plan. The rest of the AI assistance is available on Smart and up (€30 / month): asking Hausmaister about your own data, reading documents and reply suggestions for your tenants. You can try Smart free for 60 days when you sign up.
Start with your apartments
Use CIRO Smart free for 60 days. After that, your account becomes read-only until you choose a plan.
- No credit card required
- GDPR-compliant
- Servers in the EU

