You14:10
Keys from Mr. Novak at 14:00. Filmed every room before unpacking, 4 minutes.
Your deposit, and the flat as you found it
On the day you get the keys: every room on video, the damage in photos, the meters and the email you sent the landlord. Two years later, the move-out starts from that note.
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- For
- Tenants, from the day they get the keys to the day the deposit comes back.
- You keep
- One thread for the flat, from the first walk-through to the deposit.
- Nothing to set up
- A video and photos of each room on the first day, the meter readings, and every message to the landlord, pasted in.
- The moment
- At the move-out check the landlord points at the chip in the bath. You open the note from 1 September 2024: the photo, and the email you sent him that day.
- Plan
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Before
Two years after you moved in, the landlord keeps €400 of the deposit for a stain on the carpet and a chip in the bath. Both were there when you arrived. You remember taking photos, on the old phone. The email where you told him about the bath is in an account you no longer use.
Why a thread, not your camera roll
The date is on every note
Each photo sits in a note dated the day you added it, with what it shows written under it.
What you told the landlord
Paste each email or message as you send it, and his answer under it.
Move-out starts from move-in
Two years later, walk the same rooms in the same order and add the new photos under the old ones.
A thread, over time Example
Your workspace starts empty.
Home
Flat on Mill Road
Sun, 1 Sept 2024
Before the first box is opened.
What’s already damaged, with a photo of each.
You14:35
Bathroom: a chip on the front edge of the bath, about 1 cm. Bedroom: a stain on the carpet by the window.
The meters, on the day the bills become yours.
You15:00
Meter Reading Electricity, kWh 48,213 Water, m³ 312.4 Gas, m³ 1,905 Your report and his answer, on the first day.
You18:20
Emailed Mr. Novak the list and the photos. He replied: “Noted, thanks.”
Tue, 11 Mar 2025
Repairs go in too, with who you told and when.
You09:20
Kitchen tap drips. Told Mr. Novak by phone at 09:15; his plumber comes on Friday.
Mon, 31 Aug 2026
The last walk-through, under the first.
You11:00
Moving out. Same rooms, same order, new photos.
Wed, 2 Sept 2026
The first day’s note answers it. Waiting
You19:30
He wants €400 for the bath and the carpet. Sent him the photos from 1 September 2024 and his reply from that day.
Fri, 18 Sept 2026
Done. Done
You12:05
Deposit back in full, €1,200.
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