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RentStamp

Move-in condition, on the record

The day you get the keys is the only day you can still prove what the place looked like before you lived in it. Twenty minutes, room by room, and you have a document.

Coming to the App Store

The app

Five screens, in the order you meet them

  • Inspected and OK is recorded too, not just the defects — screenshot

    Inspected and OK is recorded too, not just the defects

  • Room by room, with what each one still owes you — screenshot

    Room by room, with what each one still owes you

  • It tells you what you missed before you send it — screenshot

    It tells you what you missed before you send it

  • The real document, before you pay for it — screenshot

    The real document, before you pay for it

  • The three dates you must not miss, two years out — screenshot

    The three dates you must not miss, two years out

Screens from the current build, shown with a sample inspection.

What it does

Twenty minutes on move-in day, and a document that outlasts the tenancy

RentStamp is built for tenants. It walks you through the property, records what it finds in a form that can be checked later, and produces a PDF that reads like a surveyor's report rather than a folder of pictures.

A guided walkthrough

Room by room, with a three-state checklist — inspected and fine, not applicable, defect. Proving that you looked at the windows matters as much as the list of what was wrong with them.

Stamped at the shutter

Every frame carries its capture time, its coordinates if you allow location, and a SHA-256 hash computed over the exact bytes written to disk.

A report, not a photo dump

A cover page, a one-page defect summary, a methodology note, the rooms, the meters and keys, and an appendix indexing every frame with its hash.

Sent as a link

The landlord opens a page, reads the report, and can comment or confirm. If they ignore it, the record says so: sent on the 3rd, opened on the 4th, no objection in fourteen days.

Verifiable without exposure

The Report ID printed on the document can be checked on its own. The verification page holds no address, no names and no photographs — by construction.

Works offline

The walkthrough, the hashes and the PDF are all produced on the phone. Nothing is transmitted until you decide to send.

How the evidence works

The hash covers the bytes on disk

When you allow location, the coordinates are written into each photograph's EXIF block at capture, and the SHA-256 hash is taken afterwards — over exactly what gets written, with no re-encode in between. The report carries a manifest of those hashes, so any later change to a frame is detectable.

RentStamp does not assert legal validity, admissibility, or compliance with any jurisdiction's tenancy procedure. It produces organized evidence and a professional report. What a tribunal or a landlord makes of it is theirs to decide.

What it costs

Capture is free; the report is the purchase

Free

Capture and preview

  • The full guided walkthrough, unlimited rooms and photographs
  • Hashing, timestamps and coordinates on every frame
  • A preview of the finished report

One-time purchase

Export and send

  • Export the PDF and send it to your landlord as a link
  • Delivery status: opened, commented, confirmed
  • Covers the tenancy you bought it for

Subscription

Evidence vault

  • Everything in the one-time purchase
  • Full-resolution originals stored in the cloud, not just in the PDF
  • Deadline reminders through the tenancy

Prices are set per region by the App Store and shown in the app before you buy.

Privacy

Nothing leaves the phone until you send a report

There is no account and no network request carrying your data until you tapSend to landlord. Sending creates an anonymous account that holds no email address, no name and no password.

Voice notes and documents you keep in the app's vault are never uploaded at all. Full-resolution originals are uploaded only with the Evidence vault subscription. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what is transmitted, and who can read it.