Make your rental feel like home, without losing your deposit.
Free calculators and a deposit-risk checker for every decor idea, plus shop-by-problem fixes and printable planners. No account needed.
- Free, no sign-up to use
- Every idea rated for deposit risk
- Built for US apartments
Answers in seconds, not 40 photos to scroll
Each tool gives a clear result plus the renter-safe product types that fit it.
Deposit-Safe Decor Checker
Command strips on textured walls? Wallpaper on fresh paint? Get a Low / Medium / High deposit-risk rating, the reason, safer alternatives and removal steps.
Check an idea →Rug Size Calculator
Room and bed, sofa or table size in; the right rug size, the smallest that works, and a to-scale sketch out.
Find my rug size →Curtain & Rod Calculator
Rod width and mounting height, panel count and the standard length to buy, including no-drill tension rods.
Size my curtains →Peel-and-Stick & Paint Calculator
Rolls or panels with pattern repeat, or gallons if paint is allowed.
In the worksMove-In Budget Planner
Furnish your rental room by room, at your budget.
In the worksWill It Fit? Checker
Furniture vs room, walkway and doorway, before you buy.
In the worksDeposit Deduction Estimator
Is that move-out charge fair? A depreciation-based estimate.
In the worksWhat’s bugging you about your rental?
Protect your deposit from day one
Free printables for every stage of your lease: move-in, living there and move-out.
- Move-In ChecklistFree · available now
- Move-Out & Deposit-Back KitComing soon
- Room PlannerComing soon
- Rental Budget TrackerComing soon
- Cleaning ScheduleComing soon
- Landlord Request TemplatesComing soon

Ideas for every room in your rental
Made for renters only
Every tool and idea is judged by one question: can you undo it on move-out day?
Clear, conservative ratings
Low / Medium / High deposit risk with the reasons and removal steps. How we rate
Free, no account
Use every tool without signing up. Email is optional, only for printables.
Not legal advice
Your lease and state law decide what’s chargeable. When in doubt, ask your landlord in writing.




