French landlords love to ghost international students when it's time to return the deposit. Let's introduce them to French tenancy law.
Secure the BagFrom: your landlord
“Je vais m'en occuper.”
— 6 weeks ago. Nothing since.
Good news: French law is on your side. Past the deadline they owe you the deposit plus 10% of your monthly rent for every month late. Let's put that in writing.
Deposit, rent, move-out date. 60 seconds, in English.
We draft a formal mise en demeure citing the exact law.
Send the recorded letter. Suddenly he remembers your name.
🔒 We only use this to draft your letter. Nothing is sent yet.
Secure the BagGhostwriter & Sender
€25
We write it and post the real recorded letter (LRAR) for you.
Send the LetterCDC Preparedness Pack
€70
Still ignored after 30 days? Full dossier + a bilingual hearing script.
Go nuclearWe're the automation that sends a real legal letter in your name — you always stay the legal sender. The letter itself is sober, formal French. That's the whole point.
Madame, Monsieur,
Locataire du logement sis [adresse], je constate qu'à ce jour le dépôt de garantie d'un montant de [montant] € ne m'a pas été restitué dans le délai légal.
Conformément à l'article 22 de la loi n°89-462 du 6 juillet 1989, je vous mets en demeure de me restituer cette somme, majorée de la pénalité de 10 % du loyer mensuel par mois de retard commencé, sous huitaine.
Veuillez agréer, Madame, Monsieur…
“They ghosted for two months. One letter later, the full deposit was back in my account.”
“I don't speak French. Didn't need to. Suddenly he remembered my name.”
Yes. We generate a formal mise en demeure based on French tenancy law (loi n°89-462). You send it in your own name — you're always the legal sender.
No. The whole app is in English. Only the letter to your landlord is in formal French — which is exactly what makes it work.
After the recorded letter you can escalate to the Commission de Conciliation — for free. Our CDC pack preps your full dossier and a bilingual script.
We only use your details to draft your letter. Data is stored in the EU, and nothing is sent to your landlord until you say so.