Private pilot for renters, owners & shared homes

Your home records,
kept clear.

A private record for renters, owners, landlords, and shared households to understand a home event, preserve the evidence, and keep what actually happened.

Start private setup View a sample brief

The first question Planets answers

What does this source actually say, what is still unknown, and what happened after I acted?

Home clarity brief

Illustrative sample

Assessment notice

What this notice says—without losing the source.

Document version, page citation, and uncertainty stay visible.

Stated deadline: October 15, 2026; Supported
Assessment amount: $1,240 per unit; Supported
Payment exception: Installment schedule referenced; source not attached; Not found
Who decides: Board notice cites the declaration, §7.3; Conditional

Open the exact page before you decide.

Page 3 · §7.3

This is not legal advice. Planets shows sourced information, conditions, and gaps so you can decide what to do next.

One private record, not another portal

From confusing notice to a record you can use again.

Start with a private home context. Secure source intake expands only after evidence, privacy, and legal-review gates are met.

Start with your home context

Choose renter, owner, landlord, or household-member context without adding a street address or another person’s identity.

Read a source-cited brief

When secure intake opens, see stated costs, dates, responsibilities, conditions, conflicts, and missing sources with the exact page.

Keep the result, not just the answer

Record what you decided and what happened. A portal, provider, or home can change without taking your private record with it.

One home, different roles

The record belongs to the person living with the decision.

Planets does not replace a landlord, HOA, or property portal. It gives each person a durable private record across those systems.

Renters

Keep lease, renewal, repair, utility, and deposit questions anchored to the source—not a memory of a portal screen.

Owners & small landlords

Keep estimates, invoices, warranties, inspections, and responsibility questions attached to the decision and result.

Roommates & shared homes

Start a private record for a shared-home event without making another resident’s documents, identity, or finances public by default.

Resident control is the product

Clarity without pretending to decide for you.

Read our trust standard

Private by default

Original documents, exact address, and household identity are not a public feed.

Evidence stays separate

Sources, AI explanations, resident experience, and outcomes never become one score.

You remain in control

Planets does not make legal conclusions, submit anything, or act for you.

Scope, stated clearly

Understand what applies to your home. See what changed. Keep the issue moving until the result is recorded.

The pilot starts with a private HomeSpace for renter, owner, provider, or shared-household context. Document analysis opens only through a separately reviewed, secure intake—not a silent upload promise.

Start private setup

Documents and household details stay private. You decide whether any outcome is ever shared.

PPlanetsStart privately

Private pilot for renters, owners & shared homes

Your home records,
kept clear.

A private record for renters, owners, landlords, and shared households to understand a home event, preserve the evidence, and keep what actually happened.

Start private setup View a sample brief

The first question Planets answers

What does this source actually say, what is still unknown, and what happened after I acted?

Home clarity brief

Illustrative sample

Assessment notice

What this notice says—without losing the source.

Document version, page citation, and uncertainty stay visible.

Stated deadline: October 15, 2026; Supported
Assessment amount: $1,240 per unit; Supported
Payment exception: Installment schedule referenced; source not attached; Not found
Who decides: Board notice cites the declaration, §7.3; Conditional

Open the exact page before you decide.

Page 3 · §7.3

This is not legal advice. Planets shows sourced information, conditions, and gaps so you can decide what to do next.

One private record, not another portal

From confusing notice to a record you can use again.

Start with a private home context. Secure source intake expands only after evidence, privacy, and legal-review gates are met.

Start with your home context

Choose renter, owner, landlord, or household-member context without adding a street address or another person’s identity.

Read a source-cited brief

When secure intake opens, see stated costs, dates, responsibilities, conditions, conflicts, and missing sources with the exact page.

Keep the result, not just the answer

Record what you decided and what happened. A portal, provider, or home can change without taking your private record with it.

One home, different roles

The record belongs to the person living with the decision.

Planets does not replace a landlord, HOA, or property portal. It gives each person a durable private record across those systems.

Renters

Keep lease, renewal, repair, utility, and deposit questions anchored to the source—not a memory of a portal screen.

Owners & small landlords

Keep estimates, invoices, warranties, inspections, and responsibility questions attached to the decision and result.

Roommates & shared homes

Start a private record for a shared-home event without making another resident’s documents, identity, or finances public by default.

Resident control is the product

Clarity without pretending to decide for you.

Read our trust standard

Private by default

Original documents, exact address, and household identity are not a public feed.

Evidence stays separate

Sources, AI explanations, resident experience, and outcomes never become one score.

You remain in control

Planets does not make legal conclusions, submit anything, or act for you.

Scope, stated clearly

Understand what applies to your home. See what changed. Keep the issue moving until the result is recorded.

Start private setup

Documents and household details stay private. You decide whether any outcome is ever shared.

Your home records,kept clear.

What this notice says—without losing the source.

From confusing notice to a record you can use again.

Start with your home context

Read a source-cited brief

Keep the result, not just the answer

The record belongs to the person living with the decision.

Renters

Owners & small landlords

Roommates & shared homes

Clarity without pretending to decide for you.

Private by default

Evidence stays separate

You remain in control

Understand what applies to your home. See what changed. Keep the issue moving until the result is recorded.

Your home records,kept clear.

What this notice says—without losing the source.

From confusing notice to a record you can use again.

Start with your home context

Read a source-cited brief

Keep the result, not just the answer

The record belongs to the person living with the decision.

Renters

Owners & small landlords

Roommates & shared homes

Clarity without pretending to decide for you.

Private by default

Evidence stays separate

You remain in control

Understand what applies to your home. See what changed. Keep the issue moving until the result is recorded.

Your home records,
kept clear.

Your home records,
kept clear.