The move-out inspection that decides the deposit
Move-out is when months of careful (or careless) documentation pay off — or fall apart. SnapHome's move-out inspection app is built for this exact moment.
Open the unit's record, run the move-out walkthrough, and SnapHome's AI does the comparison work for you: every room's move-out photos are reviewed alongside the original move-in photos, with visible changes flagged.
What gets documented
- All damage and wear visible since move-in
- Cleanliness condition by room
- Carpet, flooring, paint, walls, ceilings, fixtures, appliances
- Missing items (smoke detector covers, blinds, light bulbs, etc.)
- Lock and key return confirmation
- Tenant forwarding address for deposit return
AI-powered damage detection
SnapHome's AI classifies potential damages into categories: walls, paint, carpet, flooring, appliances, fixtures, cabinets, doors, windows, bathrooms, kitchens, and missing items. Each gets a short neutral description and a 'Review Recommended' flag where appropriate.
The AI doesn't decide what is or isn't normal wear and tear, and it never determines who owes what. Those decisions stay with you — but now they're informed by a thorough, automated review.
Estimated National Repair Ranges (Beta)
For each detected damage category, SnapHome can produce a broad national-average repair range. These are informational only and intended as a starting point — actual costs vary heavily by region, contractor availability, and the specifics of each unit.
The PDF that ends disputes
When the inspection is finalized, SnapHome produces a single PDF that contains the move-in baseline, the move-out condition, the AI comparison summary, and signatures from both parties. It is the cleanest possible record of what changed during the tenancy.