Photograph a rental the day you move in, so you get your deposit back
A move-in and move-out record that holds up: room-by-room photos with a timestamp, assembled into one PDF you can send to a landlord.
A checklist per room so you do not discover the missing photo when the deposit is already gone.
Every photo carries the date it was taken — which is the entire point of the exercise.
Export the whole record as a single document to email to the landlord or the agency.
Compare the two sets side by side when you leave.
No cloud account. The photos are yours.
The argument about a deposit never happens when you move in. It happens one to five years later, when you move out, and by then the only thing that settles it is evidence with a date on it. The tenant who…
Read more →Because the deposit argument happens at move-out, months or years later, and whoever has dated evidence wins it. Ten minutes with a camera on day one is the cheapest insurance in renting.
Each photo carries the date it was taken and sits in a room-by-room record exported as one PDF — a single document with a clear structure, rather than 200 loose images in a camera roll.
No. They stay on your device. There is no account.
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