TenantKit

Version 2.0 is the biggest update since launch — a redesigned app, four new features, and a long list of fixes. A calmer, clearer app TenantKit has been redesigned from the ground up. Cleaner type, a quieter colour palette, and less competing for your attention on every screen — so what matters is easier to find. Getting around is simpler too: your evidence, your rules and your settings each have their own place. A new launch screen, an app icon that adapts to dark mode, and small animations that show you what just happened. Know your state's rules A new Rules tab shows what your state's law actually says about your deposit — the return deadline, whether your landlord must itemize deductions, and whether interest applies — each citing the statute it came from. 21 states to start, with more added over time. If yours isn't covered yet, the app says so plainly instead of guessing. Rent tracking, with reminders Set your rent amount and due day to get reminded before rent is due, and keep a record of the months you've paid. Add a photo of a receipt and it's sealed like any other evidence. You're reminded five days before, the day before, and once the morning after if nothing's been marked — then it leaves you alone. Your rent details never leave your phone. A new Evidence Record Build a PDF from everything you have, or just the part you need — one maintenance request, a single walkthrough, your rent history, any combination. Every record states what it covers and what it leaves out, so a partial one can never be mistaken for the whole file. Maintenance photos now appear in it too. See exactly what's backed up A new Backup screen lists every video and photo with its own status, so you can see what's safely copied off your phone rather than guessing from a total. Fixes worth knowing about Location is now recorded with your walkthrough videos as intended — a bug meant the app never actually asked permission, so it was silently missing. Buying an unlock no longer interrupts you mid-walkthrough. And if a report fails to reach your landlord, the timeline now says so clearly instead of showing it as delivered.