Your deposit is your money.Prove it.
Almost half of renters argue with their landlord over move-out charges. Most are arguing from memory. You'll be arguing from timestamped photos of every room, taken the day you moved in and the day you move out. Be the one holding the proof.
Works entirely in your phone's browser. No app to install.
The full flow
Protect yourself on the way in, on the way out, and during a dispute. Timestamped, paired, and ready to send.
Move in
Document every room the day you get the keys. Each photo is timestamped by our server the moment you upload it and locked to your account.
Move out
Walk the same rooms again before you hand back the keys. Matched before and after photos are what win disputes.
Dispute
If your landlord withholds, generate a demand letter citing your state's law and a photo evidence exhibit in minutes.
This happens more than you think.
Deposit withholding is common enough that state attorneys general prosecute it. In one New York case, a single property owner was ordered to return over $400,000 in deposits withheld from hundreds of tenants without the legally required itemized notices. The renters who get their money back are the ones who can show what the apartment actually looked like. That is the entire point of this tool.
Deposit law is different in every state. Know yours.
Your landlord's deadline to return your deposit, the penalty for missing it, and what counts as a valid deduction all depend on where you rent. We keep the rules for all 50 states and DC, checked against the official statutes.
- Alabama deposit law
- Alaska deposit law
- Arizona deposit law
- Arkansas deposit law
- California deposit law
- Colorado deposit law
- Connecticut deposit law
- Delaware deposit law
- District of Columbia deposit law
- Florida deposit law
- Georgia deposit law
- Hawaii deposit law
- Idaho deposit law
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- Louisiana deposit law
- Maine deposit law
- Maryland deposit law
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- Michigan deposit law
- Minnesota deposit law
- Mississippi deposit law
- Missouri deposit law
- Montana deposit law
- Nebraska deposit law
- Nevada deposit law
- New Hampshire deposit law
- New Jersey deposit law
- New Mexico deposit law
- New York deposit law
- North Carolina deposit law
- North Dakota deposit law
- Ohio deposit law
- Oklahoma deposit law
- Oregon deposit law
- Pennsylvania deposit law
- Rhode Island deposit law
- South Carolina deposit law
- South Dakota deposit law
- Tennessee deposit law
- Texas deposit law
- Utah deposit law
- Vermont deposit law
- Virginia deposit law
- Washington deposit law
- West Virginia deposit law
- Wisconsin deposit law
- Wyoming deposit law
What costs money
Free
- Unlimited properties and rooms
- Unlimited timestamped photos
- Move-in and move-out walkthroughs
- Both condition reports, ready to print or save as PDF
- Your state's deposit deadline and countdown
- Email reminders before move-out and when the deadline passes
Dispute Toolkit — only if withheld
- Formatted demand letter citing your state's statute
- Evidence exhibit pairing move-in and move-out photos
- AI-drafted rebuttals to each claimed deduction
- Upload your landlord's notice and have it read automatically