A CertiPlace report protects both tenants and landlords equally. Whether you’re moving in or moving out — the same objective, verifiable evidence works for whoever is right.

What if the other party doesn’t accept it?

No problem. Since the report contains fully verifiable evidence, the burden of proof shifts. In a dispute, the other party would have to prove that your blockchain-sealed photos — with date, location, and your presence selfie — are fake. That is technically unfeasible.

Why aren’t phone photos enough?

Today, AI is within everyone’s reach and can be used to modify photos. How do you prove they haven’t been edited? CertiPlace seals each photo at the moment of capture with dual timestamps (server + blockchain), GPS, and device fingerprint. Faking all of this simultaneously is technically unfeasible.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Take photos, pay $4.99, and receive your report. Save it wherever you want. We don’t store your data.

How do I verify a report?

Each report includes a verification link and the Hedera transaction ID. Anyone can verify that the report hash matches the blockchain record independently.

What does the report cover?

The report documents the visual condition of the property and its contents at the time of the inspection. It does not certify the operation of appliances or installations — only their existence and visible condition.

CertiPlace

Document your property before someone says it wasn’t like that.

Verified photos with date, location, and immutable blockchain record. $4.99.

Because phone photos are not proof when someone claims “it was already like that” or “it wasn’t broken before”.

Moving in or out? Document it the day you get or return the keys.

GPS Dual timestamp Hedera Hashgraph

This is what you get

CertiPlace report example with verified photos, GPS map, timestamps, and Hedera blockchain seal

How it works

Take photos of your property

Use the camera to capture each room. Location, date, and a unique digital fingerprint are recorded automatically.

Selfie + Conformity signature

Add a presence selfie and sign to ratify the condition. Each step captures GPS and timestamp.

Pay $4.99 and seal

Your report is sealed on blockchain with a permanent, tamper-proof record.

Share or download

Get your verified report as PDF. Share via WhatsApp, email, or save it.

Report robustness grades

The more evidence layers you include, the stronger your documentation in a dispute.

ESSENTIAL

Photo capture

Photos with GPS + server date and time
Hedera blockchain seal

REINFORCED

Photos + selfie or signature

Everything in Essential
Presence selfie or signature with GPS + server date and time
Higher evidence level

RECOMMENDED

COMPLETE

Photos + selfie and signature

Everything in Reinforced
Presence selfie and signature with GPS + server date and time
Maximum evidence level

Why it works

Your word against theirs

With CertiPlace you have photos with verified date and location.

Phone photos have no verifiable date

Each photo has dual timestamp: server + blockchain.

A notary charges $300–500

CertiPlace costs $4.99.

What if you need proof in 2 years?

The Hedera record is immutable and permanent.

Know someone moving in, moving out, or renting?

Share it — protects both tenants and landlords

Tenant

Protect your deposit with real evidence. Document the condition right after receiving the keys and before returning them.

Landlord

Document the condition before handing over the keys and right after getting them back. The same evidence protects your property.

CertiPlace vs Alternatives

	CertiPlace	Notary	Phone photos
Price	$4.99	$300–500	Free
Verifiable date	✅	✅	❌
Verified location	✅ GPS	✅	❌
Immutable	✅ Blockchain	✅	❌ Editable
Availability	24/7	By appointment	Always
Time	5 minutes	Days/weeks	5 minutes

Is it legally valid?

CertiPlace generates a documented report with verifiable evidence: GPS photos with server and blockchain timestamps, presence selfie, and handwritten signature. It is complementary documentary evidence that any judge can independently verify by consulting the Hedera Hashgraph record. It is not a notarial deed, but it is evidence that is very difficult to refute.

Don’t trust our word. Verify it yourself.