Moov provides renters with a digital move‑in inventory tool that lets users walk through a property, capture up to three photos per issue, and automatically generate a landlord‑ready PDF report. The platform stores data securely, timestamps photo evidence, and emails the completed inventory to landlords, helping tenants protect their security deposits. Moov operates nationwide across all 50 states and charges only when the PDF is downloaded.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Renters often lose part of their security deposit because they cannot prove the condition of a rental at move‑in, and traditional paper checklists or scattered photos are cumbersome and easy to lose.
Solution
Moov provides a web‑based move‑in (and move‑out) inventory tool that guides tenants through each room, lets them record issues with up to three timestamped photos per item, and automatically saves the data. Once the checklist is complete, the service generates a signed, landlord‑ready PDF that includes a supplemental photo evidence document. Tenants can download the PDF after a one‑time payment and email it remains stored in their dashboard for future reference. The platform also offers bundled move‑in/move‑out reports and side‑by‑side comparisons to streamline deposit disputes.
Target Audience
Primary users are residential renters who need to document property condition, as well as landlords, property managers, and real‑estate agents who manage multiple units and want a standardized, digital inventory process.
Features
- Guided room‑by‑room checklist with easy photo capture and note entry
- Automatic saving and time‑stamped photo metadata for each issue
- Single‑click generation of a signed PDF with tenant and landlord signature blocks
- Supplemental document containing all uploaded photos for evidence
- Bundled move‑in and move‑out reports with side‑by‑side damage comparison
- Pay‑once per report or subscription options for landlords/property managers
- Multi‑property workspace with team seats and unlimited report generation for landlords