Three AI tools for people who handle everything themselves. Fraud detection, maintenance assessment, and financial tracking — all on your phone.
Get Early Access — It's Free Beta access. We'll send you the link directly.Your data stays on your phone — not our servers.
Sensitive fields blacked out on your device before anything uploads.
Documents deleted the moment your scan finishes.
Built to SOC 2 security standards.
No subscription. Credits never expire. We'll buy them back if you don't use them.
Extensively tested for real people — not just minimum compliance.
Upload the pay stub, rental application, photo ID — Cross-Check compares all of them against each other. Dates that don't line up. Small math errors on pay stubs. Inconsistencies between what one document says and what another one doesn't. AI is surprisingly bad at math and makes small errors... unless you build it just for that, and we did.
Snap a pic of the nameplate on your HVAC. It reads the model number, looks up manufacturer lifespan for that exact model, and tells you how many years it has left — adjusted for your location. Grab a pic of the roof and it factors in what it actually looks like. Not generic estimates.
Snap a receipt, load your bank statement, keep your books straight. Then tap Run the Numbers and you get a CPA-style review with a plain English breakdown of your books.
If you can take a photo with your phone, you can use RentalGuards.
Open the site on your phone. Tap Install. No app store.
Drop in the pay stub, rental app, photo ID — whatever they gave you.
Every document compared against every other one. Math and matching.
You see what we flagged and why. The call stays yours.
Two stubs. Same person. One number changed. Most people miss it — we didn't. See what the scanner caught.
Sign up and we load 3 free credits automatically. Run your first scans before you spend anything.
The wife and I bought our first rental at 21 with no idea what we were doing. Still figuring it out 25 years later — including how to build an app.
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