Know what you signed and what you put in.
Homerun keeps the lease, its key dates and every house document in one place, and records who put what into the bond.
When someone moves out, what they signed and what they paid in is already on record, so it's a settlement rather than an argument.
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Every house is fine until it isn't.
- Until someone moves out.
- Until the bond is in the names of people who left two years ago.
- Until nobody can find the condition report.
Housemates change. The bond doesn't.
It gets lodged in the names of whoever signed first. Then someone moves out, and it has to be rebuilt from memory and old bank transfers.
Moving out should be a settlement, not an argument.
Homerun keeps the record.
Upload the lease and Homerun pulls out the address, rent, bond and dates. Record who put what into the bond. The condition report, the receipts and the agent's letters live with the house, where every housemate can find them.
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Imagine asking what the lease says, and getting an answer.
Text Homerun on WhatsApp for the end date, the rent or what the bond was. It reads from the lease you uploaded, and it tells you when the answer isn't in there.
HomerunWhatsAppWhen does the fixed term end?
Homerun31 January 2027. The bond lodged is $9,600 across five portions. Want me to send the lease summary to the house?
Yes please
No digging through inboxes.Imagine the whole house finding it in one tap.
The end date, the rent, the bond and every document, the same for every housemate. Not the agent, not the landlord. Just the house.
- Lease ends31 Jan 2027
- Bond portions on record5 of 5
- Condition reportSaved
- Who can see itThe house
Example house. Coming soon: a flatmate agreement template with e-signatures, and a change of shared tenancy form when someone moves out.
Imagine moving out with the record already done.
What you signed and what you put in is already on record, so leaving is a handshake. And when you go, your record goes with you.
Common questions
What happens to the bond when a housemate moves out?
Their portion is usually paid out by the incoming housemate or the remaining house, and the lodgement is updated with your state or territory's bond authority. The rules and the form belong to that authority. Homerun keeps the record of who put in what, so the settlement starts from a number rather than a memory.
Does Homerun lodge or hold the bond?
No. The bond is lodged with your state or territory's bond authority as it always was. Homerun records each housemate's portion and keeps the receipts.
What does Homerun read from the lease?
The address, the rent, the bond amount, the start and end dates and the names on the lease. It builds the lease summary from them so nobody has to type them in.
Who can see the documents?
Every housemate in the house. Not the agent, not the landlord.
What if the lease has changed hands since it was signed?
Record the people actually in the house and their bond portions. The lease summary shows who is named on the tenancy, so the gap is visible and the change of tenancy paperwork can be done properly with your state authority.
Is it free?
Yes. Documents, the lease summary and the bond record are part of the free app.
Make the house remember.
- Nobody should have to be the house filing cabinet.
- Your bond is your money. You should know whose name it sits in.
- The paperwork should outlast the people who signed it.
- Moving out should be a handshake, not a hunt.
- Upload the lease now, while everyone still remembers.
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