Lease Agreements

Ask your lease what it says.

Save the PDF once. Ask about deposit, repairs and notice in plain words.

You want to move out early, and you cannot find the notice clause in the long PDF.

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MemX answering when a deposit comes back, beside the original lease

How it works

Three steps.

Ask about the clause. MemX answers from your lease.

Free to start. Answers show their source.

  1. The Photos tab of the upload picker with one lease page selected.

    1Save the lease

  2. The chat input shows the question about ending the lease early.

    2Ask in plain words

  3. MemX answers with the clause on ending early and shows the lease as the source.

    3Answer and source

What changes for you.

The answer that matters, in plain words, from your own lease.

Private by architecture: encrypted at rest, every read logged.

  • Deposit

    Find how it is returned.

  • Notice

    Know when to tell your landlord.

  • Repairs

    See who handles what.

Questions

Can MemX tell me if I get my deposit back?

MemX reads what your lease says about deposits and conditions, and shows the lease it used. It cannot predict a landlord's decision, so check the original text.

How do I find my notice period?

Ask "what is my notice period?" MemX looks through the lease and answers, and shows the lease as its source. You can set a reminder for the notice date too.

Can MemX check repairs or pets?

Yes. Ask about repairs, pets, guests or rent changes. MemX answers from the passage and shows the lease it used, so you can open it and read the exact words before you act on it.

Can I search an old lease?

Yes. As long as it is saved, a lease from years ago answers the same way. You can ask about any clause in an old lease in the same plain way, and open the original.

All features

Download MemX. Know your lease.

When you plan the move, you start from the facts.

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