Rent near campus keeps climbing and good roommates are getting harder to find. We got tired of waiting for someone else to fix it — so a few of us built the matcher we wished existed.
Every year, thousands of students sign a lease with a stranger and hope for the best — or give up and pay more to live alone. We think that's backwards. The right home starts with the right people in it, so that's the problem we decided to solve first.
Rents near campus outpace what part-time jobs and loans can cover. Dorms fill up fast. Off-campus listings rarely say who you'd actually be sharing a kitchen with. So people settle — for bad roommates, bad locations, or paying alone.
of students say they've considered leaving a shared apartment early because of roommate conflict
more group chats and DMs it typically takes to find a roommate the "old" way
students end up paying more to live alone rather than risk a mismatch
No swiping, no guesswork. Just a straightforward way to find people you'd actually get along with living beside.
Sleep schedule, cleanliness, budget, guests — the real stuff that makes or breaks a shared home.
We surface people who actually fit your routine and budget — not just whoever posted most recently.
Chat inside the app, ask what actually matters, and only move forward when it feels right on both sides.
Finding a roommate shouldn't cost you money you don't have. Matching stays free.
Every profile is a real person, checked before they can message anyone.
Most of what's here came from students telling us what was missing. We're still listening.
Answer a few honest questions and see who you actually match with — it takes less time than another group chat.
Find your roommate