Landlords invite tenants to document each unit from the web portal. Tenants walk through with the app. Everyone gets a professional, timestamped inspection report.
$30 per report. Bundles from $21/report for landlords. No subscription.
California landlords: AB 2801 requires you to personally photograph unit condition yourself at move-in and move-out. Amavera is built for this. Learn more →
How it works
Buy report credits on the portal and send your tenant an invitation. They receive an email with instructions to document the unit — no app download required for you.
The tenant opens Amavera and follows the AI guide: wide shots of every wall, close-ups of existing conditions, the spots most people forget. Room by room, fixture by fixture.
Amavera generates a professional, neutral report with every photo organized by room. The landlord reviews it on the portal. Both parties acknowledge the record.
Why it matters
When there's a professional record at move-in, disagreements at move-out don't escalate. Landlords don't face frivolous claims. Tenants don't face unfair charges. The report settles it.
Amavera knows what a thorough inspection looks like. It guides the tenant room by room, suggests the shots that matter, and flags when coverage is thin — so you don't have to.
Nobody wants to scroll through 40 photos. Amavera organizes everything into a professional, room-by-room report with findings, timestamps, and a cover page.
Every report is cryptographically sealed at generation. The date, the photos, and the findings are locked. Nobody can claim the report was created or altered after the fact.
Pricing
Every paid report includes — free
Pay once for the inspection. Everything else is included.
Buy bundles on the portal. Invite tenants to inspect.
Buy a single report in the app. Or get one free when your landlord invites you.
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Landlords manage from the portal. Tenants document with the app. Amavera handles the rest.