United Kingdom · Inventories, inspections and deposit evidence
PropX turns a walk-through into a sealed, auditable record, captured by whoever is closest to the property. A landlord, a tenant, your own team, or a clerk if you would rather. Same evidence, same report, a fraction of the cost.
21,000+
Evidence points recorded
7,000+
Assets digitised
150+
Properties in pilot
The problem
UK law requires every deposit to be protected in an approved scheme, TDS, DPS or mydeposits, and every deduction to be backed by evidence. But the inventory and inspection records that scheme adjudicators actually rely on are still built on paper, spreadsheets and phone photos.
Landlords and tenants still rely on paper walk-throughs, WhatsApp photos, and handshake agreements. When disputes arise (and they do), there's no evidence. PropX changes that.
Deposit schemes expect documented condition at check-in and check-out. Most landlords and agents cannot produce a defensible record.
Deposit disputes are the most common tenancy conflict in the UK. Adjudicators rule on the balance of evidence, and unevidenced claims fail.
Wear and tear isn't damage, but proving the difference needs a check-in baseline. PropX captures it, so betterment and fair-use deductions stand up.
How it works
01
Type the address, or drop in the tenancy agreement and let PropX read the parties, term, rent, deposit and scheme off it. Room checklists are generated for you, and inventories from your previous supplier can be imported from PDF.
02
Put the check-in, check-out or interim visit in the diary and invite the tenant. Subscribe your own calendar to the feed, and certificate dates and deposit deadlines sit alongside it.
03
The landlord at check-in, the tenant at check-out, your own team, or a clerk, the app does the hard part either way. Four photographs name the assets, spoken remarks are transcribed and filed against the right item, and a basement with no signal changes nothing.
04
Submit once and the record locks. Out come a one-page inventory summary, a full photo report and a dispute bundle, with a hash beside every photograph that anyone can recompute.
What makes it cheaper
A clerk's visit is the expensive part of an inventory, and the slow part: a day found in two diaries, a fee, and a report a week later. PropX was built so the person already at the property can do it, and produce the same sealed, timestamped record, with the same photograph hashes, that a clerk would.
Clerks are still welcome: an agency books them in the same diary, and nothing about the report changes. It is the requirement we removed, not the option.
Who it's for
Do the check-in yourself on the day the keys go out, in about twenty minutes. When tenants leave, you have evidence. Not memories.
Know the condition of the property before you move in, and capture your own check-out when you leave. Sign off digitally and hold the same record as the landlord.
Standardise inspections across your portfolio, whoever captures them. Send somebody, or let the landlord or tenant do it, the diary handles both, the record is identical, and the systems you already run keep working.
Receive structured, timestamped inspection evidence with photo documentation. No more paper printouts.
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PropX is not a photo app. It's a compliance infrastructure layer, built from the ground up for the UK tenancy-deposit framework.
Point your camera at any room. PropX Vision identifies every asset (walls, flooring, radiators, fixtures) and instantly populates your inspection checklist. What used to take hours now takes minutes.
PropX's Decision Engine compares condition scores across inspection events. It compares the delta room by room and produces a defensible recommendation free from emotion and subjectivity in the deposit dispute process.
Once an inspection is submitted, it is locked. Every event (photo capture, condition rating, signature) is timestamped and written to an immutable audit log, and the archive lists a SHA-256 hash beside every photograph, so anyone can check the file they were sent is the file we sealed.
The same inspection data generates three distinct documents: a one-page inventory summary, a full photo report with condition ratings per item, and a dispute-ready evidence bundle formatted for your deposit scheme's adjudicator.
Also in the box
A basement with no signal, a certificate that ran out in March, an accounts system that needs the invoice. Pick any of these and see what it actually does.
01 On the job
What a clerk meets in the property
02 The paperwork
The dates that cost money when missed
03 The agency
The part a portfolio makes unavoidable
Get started
Set up a property and drop in the tenancy agreement before you create an account. Nothing is kept until you decide to keep it. Agencies with a portfolio to move across are better served by a walk-through with us first.
Add one of yours and drop in the tenancy agreement. No account needed to see what it reads.