Shacking Up
2+ incomes, one address. That's just the math now.
Everyone's starting over at once and there's no normal way to meet anyone anymore. So every day at 8pm you get 1 person in your city. Someone you might actually want to live with.
Free for students. $7 one-time pay for everyone else.
You moved for the job. You know one person here.
Or it's your first semester. Or you're back home for a bit while you work out the next thing. Or you're done splitting rent with whoever answered the listing, and you'd rather pick someone this time.
1.Tell Us Your Type
How do you really live & what you're looking for? Shoes on or off. Whether you work in the office or remotely at home all day.
How loud is the house?
2.We'll Match Ya
Get one email match at 8pm daily once your city opens.
Lily's 24, starting a new job, needs a place this month, and she's looking for a long-term relationship. Her last roommate says she's: “chaotic in the kitchen, weirdly tidy everywhere else”.
Dealbreakers
At 10pm on a weeknight it's quiet — that's the rule.
Their dishes sitting two days? I noticed on day one and I'm not saying anything.
Bad day, I want an hour alone first, then talk.
Everything else
Shoes come off, obviously.
I'm home all day, every day.
My living room is lived in. Blanket situation.
When we argue I make it stupid until someone laughs.
If I'm short on rent, you'd know Monday.
…and four more
In common
You'd get along about noise — and clash on the dog. She comes with Beans; you said “none yet, but I want one.”
3.Schedule The Meet
Find a time that works for both of you to meet up. You have till 8pm tomorrow to say yes or no.
Your tiny outing's already half planned.
Enjoy a good time with your match. You both picked roughly where, when, and a less than ~$10 activity you're into like coffee, froyo, etc.
Every other app asks what your hobbies are.
Hiking. Tacos. Travel. None of it tells you what someone is like at 11pm on a Tuesday, which is the part you find out in month eight. We ask first.
Rent isn't going down.So it's not if, but rather a question of who.
You're going to split a place with somebody in the next year or two. Basically everyone does now. The only thing you actually get to decide is whether it's someone you chose, or whoever answered the listing at 11pm with three question marks and no punctuation. We don't know where the world is going. We know it has rent.
Everybody in here answered the same 12 nosy questions. Zero about hobbies — dishes, sleep schedules, the stuff roommates actually fight about. That's it. That's the algorithm.
$7. Once.
Good till the end of 2028.