From rental agreement to clear explanation.
Provide your agreement and details about your rental situation. Then read the findings, reasoning and possible next steps. The scenes below are fictional examples.
Provide your agreement and context.
Upload your rental agreement as a readable PDF or TXT file. Answer the questions about your rental situation; that context helps explain the terms.
Which files work?
Accepted files: PDF or TXT, up to 3.5 MB. A scanned image without readable text may not work.
Review the findings.
Read the clause, explanation and sources for each topic to understand why a term needs attention. Missing information and uncertainty remain visible.
Choose what to do next.
Use the explanation to ask focused questions or prepare a letter. You can also seek advice. You decide what to do next; the example options do not send anything.
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How the analysis works
The analysis uses legal sources to explain possible issues. It can miss context, so read the reasoning and consult a professional when in doubt.
What gets checked
- Rent and an indication of WWS points
- Deposit terms
- Maintenance responsibilities
- Contract duration and notice
- Privacy and access to the home
- Penalty clauses
- Service costs and settlement
Technology, sources and limitations
The technology behind HuurCheckie
HuurCheckie uses a Large Language Model (LLM), specifically optimized for legal texts. Think of it as a super-assistant that can read and understand thousands of pages of law in seconds.
Unlike a standard search engine, our analysis understands the context of a sentence. It not only recognizes words like "rent increase", but assesses whether the proposed increase is legally permitted or not.
Which sources do we use?
- Civil Code: Book 7: Rental Law. The foundation of all rules for residential space.
- Rental committee: Policy books and rulings on defects, service costs, and rental prices.
- Jurisprudence: Recent court rulings on unfair terms (such as the 'Unfair Terms Directive').
- Moonlit: Moonlit's legal database: millions of official documents, continuously updated.
How accurate is it?
We check every clause against our legal knowledge base of statutes and case law, and we cite the source with every assessment. Even so, the analysis may miss a clause or misjudge a nuance.
What can't the AI do?
Be aware: AI is a tool, not a judge or lawyer.
- It does not provide binding legal advice.
- It may miss nuance in very specific, non-standard situations.
- It is an indicative scan based on AI.
Before you upload
A rental agreement can contain personal information. Read how HuurCheckie handles data before uploading your file.
For tenants and landlords
I rent
Read the findings by topic. You can prepare a letter if you need one.
I let a home
Review contract terms and property details that may affect rent, increases, service costs and deposit. Your inputs determine which findings are relevant.