Monelo reads your apartment lease the way a tenant lawyer would. We tell you what's standard, what's sketchy, and what you can push back on — in plain English, before you sign.
Repair-waiver language isn't enforceable here, and the early-termination fee is steep. Everything else looks normal.
We don't just summarize. We compare your lease to standard practice and to the tenant laws of your specific location.
Drag it in. Pick your country and state. We support standard residential leases, addendums, and short-term agreements. Most leases are 20–40 pages — that's fine.
Every clause is cross-referenced against tenant law where you live and against thousands of standard leases. We flag what's unusual, not just what's complicated.
A plain-English breakdown of every red flag, a list of questions to send your landlord, and a draft email asking for the changes you actually want.
Not a wall of legalese, not a vague summary. Every flagged clause has the original text, a translation, why it matters where you live, and the specific change you can ask for.
This lease is in the ballpark of what's normal for Austin. Three clauses are worth a conversation before you sign — none are dealbreakers, but you have real room to negotiate.
In the event Tenant terminates this Lease prior to the end of the Term … Tenant shall pay a re-letting fee equal to two (2) months' Rent and shall forfeit the Security Deposit in full.
Your report includes 11 more clauses, location-specific flags, and a draft email.
Analyze my lease $29You can. People do. But here's what's different about getting it from us, said plainly:
We use Claude on the backend, same family of models. The difference is everything around the model: the tenant-law context we feed it, the structure we make it produce, and the report we hand you.
"Caught a clause that would've made me pay six months of rent if I left early. My landlord struck it without arguing. Best $29 I've spent."
"I'm a renter, not a lawyer. I just wanted someone to read the thing and tell me if I was about to do something dumb. Monelo did exactly that."
"My building's leasing agent was visibly annoyed when I came back with edits. They made every change. I would've never noticed the auto-renewal trap."
Ninety seconds, twenty-nine dollars, and a lot less anxiety about what you just put your name on.