// Features

Everything a false complaint has to get past

Two reports per stay, maintenance visits in between, and an integrity trail on every photo — built so a platform's resolution team or an insurer can't wave it away.

A rental bedroom photographed straight after a guest checked out

// Report 01 · after check-out

Damage and claim evidence

Guest leaves, you walk in and document before anything is touched. Stained mattress, cracked screen, missing kettle, the extra-clean job nobody should be paying for — each marked and photographed with a verified time. That's the pack you send to your insurer or the platform's resolution centre.

  • Items marked missing or damaged with a note
  • Extra cleaning required flagged per area
  • Timestamps prove it was found before anyone else entered

// Report 02 · before check-in

Condition record at handover

Once the repairs and the clean are done, run the same checklist again. Now you hold proof the property was complete, clean and functional at the moment the next guest walked in — which kills the next invented complaint before it's written.

  • Every inventory item confirmed present and working
  • Repairs from the last stay photographed as fixed
  • Becomes the baseline for the following check-out report
A second rental bedroom reset with fresh towels laid out on the chair

Example condition record · real turnover, one property

6 of 41 photos
Cleared timber kitchen bench with oven, air fryer and toaster set out
Kitchen · bench13:32:04
Microwave with the door open showing a clean interior and turntable
Kitchen · microwave13:34:47
Fridge open showing clean empty shelves and door items
Kitchen · fridge13:36:12
Bathroom vanity with toiletry packs laid out beside the basin
Bathroom 1 · vanity13:41:18
Toilet with the lid raised showing a clean bowl, brush and plunger present
Bathroom 1 · toilet13:42:55
Entry doorway with clean tiled floor and screen door
Entry · floor13:58:07

Sample photos from a real turnover, shown to illustrate what a pre-arrival record covers. Times are illustrative — in a live report every capture time is written by our server.

// Why it holds up

A photo is easy to dismiss. A verified chain of them isn't.

Integrity measures

server clock · sha-256 · write-once

Platform support teams discount host photos because there's no way to tell when they were taken. Every decision here exists to remove that doubt.

[A]

Server-recorded capture time

Timestamps are written by our server at the moment of upload, not read off the device. Nobody — host or cleaner — can back-date a turnover.

[B]

Photo bytes are fingerprinted

Every image is hashed with SHA-256 and the digest is stored on the report, so any later alteration of the file is detectable.

[C]

Immutable once submitted

No edits, no re-uploads, no quiet fixes after the fact. An unchangeable record is what makes it credible to a reviewer or an adjuster.

[D]

In-app camera only

Evidence photos are captured during the job. There is no gallery upload, so an old photo can't be passed off as today's condition.

[E]

You hold the archive

Photos live here for 90 days, then they're deleted. Before that you download the high-res PDF — timestamps, hashes and full-size images — so your evidence sits on your own machine, not only on ours.

[F]

Hashes outlive the photos

We keep the report's checklist, times and SHA-256 digests indefinitely. Years later you can re-hash an image out of your saved PDF and match it against the digest on record.

// Report 03 · maintenance visits

Proof the property is looked after, not just cleaned

Also covers

mowing · gardens · repairs · servicing

Complaints aren't only about cleaning. "Overgrown yard", "the aircon never worked", "nothing gets maintained" — all of it is answerable with a dated visit history. Any outsourced crew can run a maintenance checklist on the same link, between stays or on a schedule.

[M-01]

Lawns and grounds

Front and back yard photographed after every mow — edges, clippings cleared, bins in place. A dated run of shots proves the grounds were maintained, not neglected between stays.

[M-02]

Repairs and trades

Plumber, electrician, handyman: photograph the fault, then the finished work. The pair sits on the record with the date, so a guest complaint about a 'broken' item meets the repair evidence.

[M-03]

Pool, pest and servicing

Recurring service visits logged the same way — who attended, which areas, what the property looked like when they left.

[M-04]

Contractor accountability

If you're paying for a service, you get to see it was done. Every visit carries the contractor's name and server-verified capture times, so invoices match reality.

Maintenance log · 12 Marina Parade

last 30 days
Front & back lawn mowedGreenline Yard Care08:14:22
Garden beds tidied, clippings removedGreenline Yard Care09:02:47
Aircon filter cleaned and testedR. Whitcombe11:26:09
Bathroom tap washer replacedR. Whitcombe11:48:33

// Contractor access

Your cleaners and trades need a link, not an account

Each property gets its own access link and code — one for the cleaning team, one for the mowing or maintenance crew if you want them separate. They open it on their phone, type their name and walk their checklist. No sign-ups, no app store. Their name lands on the report, they only ever see that one property, and you can revoke or regenerate the link the day a team changes.

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