Track every property, document, and draw request in one place
The modern platform for real estate finance and project management.
Built for operators who are done managing deals across different places.
ANKR dashboard replaces the spreadsheets, shared drives, and email threads your team uses to manage deals.

Built for operators who are done managing deals across five different places.
ANKR dashboard replaces the spreadsheets, shared drives, and email threads your team uses to manage deals.

- Purchase docs in email — Buried in threads, forwarded to the wrong person, gone by closing.
- Budget in a spreadsheet — Version 7 of 12. Shared via Dropbox. Already stale before you hit send.
- Pro forma saved somewhere else — On someone's desktop. Or was it Drive? The lender needs it and nobody can find it.
- Draw requests tracked separately — A Slack thread, some emails, a tracker you built from scratch that nobody updates.

Designed like the deals deserve to be.
ANKR dashboard replaces the spreadsheets, shared drives, and email threads your team uses to manage deals.
Dashboard Overview
Every deal, in a single view.
Portfolio health, active draws, and budget status — orchestrated into one calm command center.

Document Vault
Investor packages in minutes.
Pro formas, leases, and contracts organized by deal — ready to share when capital asks.

Draw Requests
Approvals that actually move.
Track requests, approvals, contractors and payments with the precision your lenders expect.

From deal setup to draw approval.
Add a property
Set up the deal in seconds. Stage, structure, sponsors — all in one record.
Upload budgets, docs, and pro formas
Drop your files. ANKR organizes them by deal automatically.
Track draws, payments, and progress
Run the deal from one place. Know exactly what's happening, always.
Questions about ANKR
Common questions about ANKR for real estate owners and developers running active deals.
Ready to take charge of your real estate finances?
Your pipeline, documents, tasks, and deadlines in one place. Set up in minutes, not weeks.
