Flawless
Dispute-ready property condition reports for landlords.
- Move-in / move-out inspections, room by room
- Timestamped photo evidence
- Tenant countersignature via share link
- Comparison reports and PDFs built for deposit disputes
Rentoria builds software that takes the guesswork — and the disputes — out of renting, for landlords and tenants alike.
Free during the beta · English and Greek
Dispute-ready property condition reports for landlords.
A deposit dispute is won or lost on what you can prove about the property's condition. Flawless captures that at the only two times it can be captured — and gets both parties to agree on it.
Walk the property on your phone. Rate and photograph every item, room by room, with notes where they matter.
Send your tenant a share link. They review the report and sign it in the browser — no app, no account, ever.
Walk it again at the end of the tenancy. Flawless compares against the signed move-in record item by item and produces the PDF.
One PDF, built to be handed to a deposit scheme or an adjudicator without further explanation.
Every room you configured, with each item rated new, good, fair, poor, damaged or not applicable — and your notes where they matter.
Photos attached to the item they document. Each is timestamped and hash-verified at upload, and stripped of camera metadata.
Yours and your tenant's, each recorded with the time it was given and the address it came from.
At the end of the tenancy, the same items side by side with move-in — so fair wear and real damage are told apart item by item.
No. They open a link, review the report item by item, add comments if they disagree, and sign in the browser. No app, no account, ever.
The link is valid for 30 days. After that the report stands as a unilateral record, and says so on its face.
No. A signed report is immutable — the move-out report compares against it rather than editing it.
Flawless is free during the beta.
Photos are timestamped and hash-verified at upload, so what you see is what was captured.
Landlord and tenant sign the same record. Signatures are recorded with time and IP address.
After signing, a report can no longer be edited — only compared against.
People letting one or a handful of properties and handling deposits themselves. When a dispute lands on your desk, you want evidence, not paperwork — and you want it to have been made when it mattered.
A record you have seen and signed protects you as much as it protects the landlord. Nothing gets recorded about the property's condition without your countersignature — and nothing changes after you have given it.
The record is only worth what it proves, and it can only be made once.
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