Your data, locked to your account.
Kiri is built for Malta landlords, hosted in the EU, and engineered so the sensitive parts of your account stay private — even from us.
Tenant records are encrypted at rest
Personal details belonging to you and your tenants are scrambled before they're written to our database, using modern authenticated encryption reviewed by security professionals.
- Tenant identity and contact information
- Free-text notes on leases, payments, and charges
- Sensitive personal details on access requests
Non-sensitive numeric fields like rent amounts and dates remain readable by the app so totals, tax calculations and reminders keep working.
Keys live separately from the data
The key that unlocks your records is kept in a separate managed secret store — not in the database, not in our source code, and not in any log file. Keys can be rotated on a schedule without downtime.
EU-only hosting, HTTPS everywhere
Your data stays inside the European Union — no US transfers. Every connection to Kiri is encrypted in transit. Two-factor authentication is available on every account and strongly recommended.
Your records aren't a product
Kiri never sells your data, never shares tenant details with third parties, never shows ads, and never trains AI models on your records. We make money from subscriptions, not from your information.
Honest limits
We believe in telling you what encryption can and can't do. Here's the honest version:
- Kiri can still read decrypted values to render your pages, the same way every mainstream SaaS works. A future opt-in mode will let you hold your own key — at the cost of permanent data loss if you forget it.
- Numeric fields aren't encrypted because the whole point of a property portal is to sum, report, and remind on them. A stolen database would still reveal totals and dates, but not the tenants tied to them.
- Your own inbox and browser are outside our control. Anything we email you ends up in your recipient's inbox as-is. Use a strong password and two-factor auth on that account too.
Questions or responsible-disclosure reports? Email labrint@gmail.com.