DepositProof helps renters organize move-in, move-out, and repair photos with a simple room-by-room checklist and one clean saved record. It keeps the workflow private and simple, without pretending to be legal advice or a guarantee.
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I built DepositProof after noticing how messy rental move-in photos can get. The app is intentionally small: pick the situation, follow a room-by-room checklist, add photos and notes, then save one organized record. I would like feedback from renters, landlords, and property managers on whether the checklist is clear enough without becoming heavy.
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honestly looks super useful for anyone renting, the room-by-room checklist is a smart idea. one thing that would make it even better is adding a quick "before and after" side-by-side comparison view, so you can see the condition of the same spot at move-in and move-out without scrolling through old photos. that would save a lot of time when handling disputes.
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Congrats on the launch. As a renter who has dealt with deposit disputes before, this looks genuinely useful. One idea that would help a lot: add a way to lock or timestamp the photos with a trusted third party or blockchain proof when you submit them, so landlords can't claim the images were edited after the fact. That extra layer of credibility could be the difference when it actually matters.
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finally something that does just one thing well. the room-by-room checklist made it painless to log everything when I moved last month.
honestly looks super useful for anyone renting, the room-by-room checklist is a smart idea. one thing that would make it even better is adding a quick "before and after" side-by-side comparison view, so you can see the condition of the same spot at move-in and move-out without scrolling through old photos. that would save a lot of time when handling disputes.
Congrats on the launch. As a renter who has dealt with deposit disputes before, this looks genuinely useful. One idea that would help a lot: add a way to lock or timestamp the photos with a trusted third party or blockchain proof when you submit them, so landlords can't claim the images were edited after the fact. That extra layer of credibility could be the difference when it actually matters.
finally something that does just one thing well. the room-by-room checklist made it painless to log everything when I moved last month.