Most tenancies end the same way: a walkthrough, a disagreement about a scratch nobody photographed, and two people who never speak again. We build the record that makes that conversation unnecessary.
Almost none of those cases are about bad people. They are about missing evidence. A handover protocol is a form, filled in under time pressure, in a hallway, by two parties who each remember the room differently six months later.
When there is no record, the deposit becomes an argument, and the argument becomes the last thing either side remembers about the other. That felt like a solvable problem, and a documentation problem rather than a legal one.
Between the handover and the judgment there is more than money. There are months of waiting for post from the court, hunting for photos nobody took, and setting “it was already like that” against the other side’s memory.
The scan that makes all of this unnecessary takes three minutes.
Costs: own calculation under Anlage 2 GKG and Anlage 2 RVG (as amended, BGBl. 2025 I Nr. 109) — Streitwert €4,000, the median for a housing rental case, both sides legally represented, decided by contested judgment; who bears the costs follows § 91 ZPO. Duration: Statistisches Bundesamt, civil courts 2025.
Fairness is not a side we take. It is what happens when both sides can see the same thing.
Proof of your home is sensitive material, so we treat it that way. Reports are encrypted and hosted in Germany, GDPR-compliant end to end, exportable whenever you want them, and free to store for three years before you decide what happens next.