Meet Randy BC

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Meet the Randy BC app — a free AI assistant built specifically for the BC Residential Tenancy Act. Whether you're a tenant facing an eviction notice, a landlord dealing with unpaid rent, or a property manager tracking disputes across multiple units, Randy helps you understand your rights and take the right next steps. No fees. No subscriptions. Just clear, actionable guidance.

What Randy Does

Randy answers questions about the BC Residential Tenancy Act in plain, conversational language. No legal jargon, no sifting through government PDFs. Just clear guidance on the topics that matter most:

• Evictions — understanding notice periods, valid grounds, and how to respond
• Security deposits — what landlords can deduct, timelines for return, and how to dispute
• Rent increases — allowable amounts, proper notice, and when to push back
• Repairs and maintenance — landlord obligations, emergency vs. non-emergency, and escalation paths
• Subletting — the 6-month rule, landlord consent, and your obligations
• And more — late payments, ending tenancy, compensation, and everything else covered by the Act

28 RTB Forms, Pre-Filled Through Conversation

One of Randy's most powerful features is electronic form pre-filling. The Residential Tenancy Branch has 28 official forms for everything from dispute resolution applications to notices of rent increase. Filling them out correctly is critical — mistakes can delay or derail your case.

Randy handles this through conversation. Instead of downloading a PDF and guessing which fields to fill, you describe your situation. Randy asks the right questions, collects the necessary details, and generates a ready-to-sign document with all the correct fields populated.

28 official RTB forms. Pre-filled through conversation. Ready to sign in minutes.

Case Management

Randy doesn't just answer questions — it helps you manage your entire dispute from start to resolution. Each conversation creates a case that tracks:

• Your issue type and key details
• Documents and forms generated
• Uploaded evidence and attachments
• Progress notes and next steps

Come back anytime and pick up right where you left off. Your case history is always there when you need it.

Consultation Booking

Some situations need more than AI guidance. When your case is complex or you want professional reassurance, Randy can help you book a consultation with a housing specialist directly through the conversation. No separate portals, no phone tag.

How It Works

Using Randy is as simple as having a conversation:

• Step 1: Describe your issue. Tell Randy what's going on in your own words. "My landlord hasn't returned my security deposit" or "I got a 10-day eviction notice" — whatever the situation, start there.
• Step 2: Get guidance. Randy searches the Residential Tenancy Act, explains your rights, and outlines your options. Clear, actionable steps — not legal jargon.
• Step 3: Take action. Need to file a form? Randy pre-fills it. Need a consultation? Randy books it. Need to track your case? It's already saved.

Randy for Property Managers

Property managers deal with tenancy disputes on a regular basis — often across multiple properties and tenants at once. The Randy BC app is built to handle this. With multi-case management, property managers can:

• Track disputes across their entire portfolio from a single dashboard
• File RTB forms for any property or tenant
• Keep case histories organized by unit, tenant, or issue type
• Get AI guidance tailored to each specific situation

No more juggling spreadsheets, paper forms, and government websites. Randy brings everything into one place, so property managers can resolve issues faster and stay compliant.

Free for Everyone

The Randy BC app is completely free for BC tenants, landlords, and property managers. No subscriptions, no hidden fees, no premium tiers. We believe that understanding your housing rights shouldn't cost money.

Randy is built by My Roof Group — the same team behind myroofgroup.ca, our platform for verified, affordable co-living rooms and house rentals in Canada. Legal guidance should be available to the people who need it most — not just those who can afford a lawyer.