Move-in and move-out documentation for renters

Photograph and describe the condition of a rental the day you get the keys, and again the day you hand them back. WIPI keeps both dated records with photos and notes so a deposit dispute has evidence behind it.

What to capture

  • Room-by-room condition photos with spoken notes at move-in
  • Your own belongings, logged by voice while you unpack
  • Existing damage, marked in the condition notes on a location or item
  • A second pass at move-out to compare against the first

Practical details

  • Records carry the date they were created.
  • The Family plan covers four shared users, so roommates can see the same record.
  • Billing is monthly and cancellable in Settings — there is no fixed-term contract.

WIPI, Sortly and HomeZada compared for renters

WIPI, Sortly and HomeZada compared for renters
FeatureWIPISortlyHomeZada
Move-in / move-out documentationYes — dated photo and voice records per room[UNVERIFIED — please confirm][UNVERIFIED — please confirm]
Security-deposit evidenceYes — dated photos plus condition notes, exportable[UNVERIFIED — please confirm][UNVERIFIED — please confirm]
Voice logging while unpackingYes[UNVERIFIED — please confirm]No — capture is photo and form based
No long-term contractYes — monthly, cancel in SettingsMonthly and annual plans are offered[UNVERIFIED — please confirm]
Shareable with roommatesYes — 4 shared users on the Family planYes — each person needs a paid user licence[UNVERIFIED — please confirm]

Competitor cells marked unverified could not be confirmed from those companies' current public sites.

Frequently asked questions

How do I document a rental at move-in?
Walk each room, photograph the condition, and speak a note about anything already damaged. WIPI stores the photos, the notes and the date together.
Can roommates share one inventory?
Yes. The Family plan covers four shared users in a workspace, each with their own login.
Is my move-in record usable in a deposit dispute?
The record includes dated photographs and written condition notes per room, and can be exported or shared, which is the evidence a landlord or agency normally asks for.