What the exit report does

Room-by-room walkthrough with timestamped photos of the cleaned, empty property.
Side-by-side comparison against your move-in record, flagging each room as a match or changed.
Your review, so nothing enters the report without your approval.
Bond-recovery tips for anything worth fixing before handover, then saved to your vault.

Build your exit condition report

Capture your move-out for free, room by room, and line it up against your move-in record for free as well, so anything that was already there is easy to prove. The Tenancy Pack unlocks the dispute-ready report itself.

🚪 Start your exit report →

What to clean before you photograph

Most bond disputes are about cleanliness, not damage. The big ones:

Oven and cooktop, degreased, plus the rangehood filter.
Windows and tracks, inside and out where you can reach.
Bathroom grout and shower screen, mould scrubbed, screen descaled.
Carpets, vacuumed, professionally cleaned if your lease requires it (keep the receipt).
Walls and skirting boards, scuffs wiped down.
Garden, lawn mowed and edges trimmed.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost?

Walking the place and photographing it is free. The finished report is part of the Tenancy Pack: $29 once for that home, covering both your move-in report and this one, for as long as you live there. Routine inspections and the before/after comparison cost nothing. Your next home is $19. No subscription, no catch.

What is "fair wear and tear"?

The normal deterioration from everyday use: faded paint, light scuffs, normal carpet wear in walkways, small picture-hook holes in most states. An agent can only claim for damage beyond that, not fair wear and tear.

What if the agent makes a claim I think is unfair?

You can agree, negotiate, or challenge it through your state's tenancy tribunal, which weighs both sides on evidence. Your exit report, with timestamped photos compared against your move-in, is exactly that evidence.