DoorVault is an AI asset manager for rental investors. It is built around a division between day-to-day property management and asset management, with DoorVault handling the money, returns, and decisions across a portfolio of rental properties. The product says it unifies property managers, reads documents, and verifies dollars around the clock.
Knox AI is the core of the system. It reads real-estate documents, extracts facts, and books them into the ledger, with the page stating that it reads 56 document types and extracts 140+ fields. The product also describes deterministic code posting to the ledger so AI does not invent amounts, and it keeps context on properties, transactions, loans, and documents. Users can ask in plain English, get answers with the math shown, and propose changes for review before anything is saved. The interface also includes a morning brief, which summarizes what changed, what was verified, and the decisions that still need attention.
DoorVault supports several intake paths: documents can be forwarded by email to Knox Inbox, dropped into monitored Dropbox or Google Drive folders, or synced through DoorVault Connect and bank feed connections. The page also shows portfolio data imported from RentManager, Buildium, and AppFolio, and says those owner portals are pulled into one ledger. A feature called Night Watch verifies statements against bank deposits overnight, looks for duplicate charges, watches deadlines, attaches evidence, and drafts questions for property managers when it finds discrepancies.
The product is delivered through app.doorvault.app and includes a live demo. It is free to start, requires no credit card, and every feature is on every plan. The page also states $18M+ under oversight, 280+ doors tracked, and 40,000+ transactions reconciled.
doorvault-mcp is an Other analytics project. It focuses on providing AI assistants with tools for rental property analysis and scoring via an MCP server. doorvault-mcp is an open-source project aimed at AI developers. The project is open source (MIT). It runs on the web, the command line, and API.
Behind doorvault-mcp is cavasotti, and it first shipped in 2026. The project is developed in the open on GitHub with 1 commit in the last 90 days. Among its 4 catalogued features are MCP server, IDEAL scoring, and section 8 FMR lookup. It exposes integrations via an MCP server.
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