LeaseLens compares rent, fees, commute, pet rules, and your personal priorities, then writes a ranked recommendation you can save and revisit.
The public surface now mirrors the product outcome: a ranked result, hidden-cost framing, and a recommendation you can keep after the tours end.
Drop in listing text, fee notes, and anything you scribbled during tours. The app keeps the context in one place.
LeaseLens surfaces the parts renters usually miss: total monthly cost, commute friction, pet rules, and quiet-versus-convenience tradeoffs.
Instead of making you re-read screenshots, it saves the ranking so you can revisit the decision later and compare new places against it.
A renter gets a concise ranking, not a generic summary. The public page now reflects that structure visually.
Instead of a thin SaaS shell, the landing surface shows a live-looking decision board, stronger typography, and a more editorial comparison flow.