The 30-Day Proof
Two of your homes. Thirty days. Judge it on day 30.
Read it instead
Which of your homes do you look at first? Title22 runs beside what you already use, and it holds no resident health information. In the Tello tab, the portfolio briefing puts every home on one screen: one row per home, lowest first — checklist, overdue items, expired certifications, open clearances. Every number is counted by the app, not guessed by the AI. In the sandbox, the second row is an illustration: the same home with every open item closed. Then a short summary, for someone who has a minute. Two of your homes, thirty days: press the briefing on day 1 and again on day 30, and compare. No card, nothing to cancel.
How it runs
What the briefing looks like
| Home | Checklist | Overdue | Staff certs expired | Clearances open | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home A | 40% | 2 | 1 | 1 | Needs attention |
| Home B | 100% | 0 | 0 | 0 | On track |
Example layout, not a customer's figures.
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Is any resident information involved?
No. No resident records, no medications, no MAR. Incidents are written without naming anyone.
Can the AI make up numbers?
No. The app counts every figure first. Tello only summarises them. A home that can't be read is flagged, never shown as on track.
What does it cost?
Nothing for 30 days. After that, Multi-Home is $79 a month for up to five homes. No plan? The account turns read-only and nothing is deleted. Pricing →
Does it guarantee an inspection result?
No. It shows open items and helps close them. Regulatory questions go to your licensing analyst.