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HomeScore
OBJECTIVE HOME INSIGHT
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Pre-launch · Early access

Stop guessing from pretty photos.
Let your home show its real score.

HomeScore turns a few quick photos into a 0–100 score and AI-written explanation, so your brain stops arguing with itself about whether a place “feels right” and starts seeing what’s actually there.

Early access means you help shape the scoring model and get first invites when the app goes live.
Why HomeScore exists
The gap between listing photos and reality

Most people decide where to live based on a handful of carefully staged photos. HomeScore is being built to close that gap: neutral feedback based on what your camera actually sees in the room, not just what the listing wants to highlight.

7 / 10
renters say a place looked worse in person
Common theme in renter reviews: what you notice on move-in isn’t obvious from the original listing photos.
3×
more issues spotted with guided photos
When people are prompted to capture corners, floors and fixtures, they notice problems they would’ve walked past.
15–30
points gained from basic fixes
In early testing scenarios, small changes—better bulbs, patching, decluttering—move spaces from “fine” to “this feels right.”
How it works
From quick photos to clear decisions

The app is built for real-world moments: apartment tours, move-in day, getting a unit ready for guests or double-checking a place before you commit.

Step 1
See

Take 5–8 photos from the corners of the room. No 3D scanning, no extra hardware—just your phone.

Step 2
Score

HomeScore blends cleanliness, light, visible structure, safety cues and damage into a single 0–100 score.

Step 3
Understand

An AI-written report explains what’s helping or hurting the space in plain language you can skim in seconds.

Step 4
Improve

See which small changes—patching, lighting, layout tweaks—would actually move the score, not just feel productive.

Reactions
The kind of feedback HomeScore is aiming for

These are the types of responses the product is designed around: fewer surprises after move-in, fewer regrets, and more confidence in the spaces people choose to live in and host.

“I wish I had this for the last three apartments I toured. The score called out the exact things that bothered me but I couldn’t put into words.”
Prospective renter · early testing scenario
“We scanned after cleaning and the score barely moved. After fixing two outlets and changing bulbs, it jumped by more than twenty points.”
Short-term rental host · improvement scenario
“It’s like an honest friend walking the place with you and pointing at the stuff your brain is ignoring because you like the kitchen.”
First-time buyer · evaluation scenario
Join the early access list
HomeScore is in active development. If you care about making better decisions about where you live—or offering better spaces to other people—you’re exactly who this is for.

Drop your email below and you’ll hear from us as soon as the first version is ready to test.
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