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LetHub develops an AI-powered leasing platform that automates communication workflows for property managers, from initial renter inquiry through to lease signing. Its product suite includes a core leasing platform and an AI assistant named River, which responds to renter inquiries within seconds, pre-screens prospective tenants, and books tours automatically. The company reports that River can save up to 70% of a leasing team's time.

The company operates as a remote-first organisation, with its headquarters in Victoria, British Columbia, and team members working from locations around the world. LetHub's work culture emphasises ownership, continuous learning, and work-life balance. Engineers ship to production daily, collaborating asynchronously across time zones.

LetHub's technical work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, automation, and property technology. The company provides its team with the autonomy to make meaningful decisions within a distributed working structure.

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