Your photos stay on your profile
No public gallery, no shareable link, no appearing in anybody's feed. Your pictures are visible inside the app to people your own filters already let through — and to nobody else, anywhere.
Opening city by city across India
Every flatshare that falls apart was fine on rent and area. It broke on the kitchen, the guests, the noise at 11pm. Roomify scores the things that actually decide it — then lets you read the whole person before either of you says a word.
24+ within 50 km · Bengaluru
Same gender by default
Ananya sees women. Nobody else is in her list.
You can tour a flat in twenty minutes. You cannot tour a person. So the thing that decides the next eleven months — whether you can live with them — is the one thing nobody gets to check.
habits scored before you ever see a chat — sleep, cleanliness, noise, cooking, guests, sharing and chores.
the precision your location is rounded to before it is stored. Distance, never an address.
messages anyone can send you before you have looked at their profile and said yes.
How it works
There is no deck here. Nothing disappears for having been looked at, and nobody lands in your inbox uninvited.
Not a bio. Bedtime, how often the kitchen gets used, whether a partner effectively becomes a third occupant, who does the chores, what your share of the rent is. The questions people only ask each other once it is already a problem.
Not a neighbourhood — an office, out of a real directory of Indian companies and pincodes. A commute is the constraint people actually plan a flat around, and both sides' search radius has to agree before either of you appears to the other.
Nearby is a list you scroll, compare and come back to. Open anyone in full — their habits, their budget, how far they are, where the two of you agree and where you do not — and send a request only once you have actually read them.
Your request waits in their Interested tab until they say yes. No chat exists before that. Decline and they are simply not told — no awkwardness, no notification, no coming back around.
Compatibility
Every score breaks down into the reasons behind it. Same employer and distance carry the most weight, because those are what a flatshare is built on — the rest is the daily friction that decides whether it lasts.
How you two fit
A strong match on the things that break flatshares.
You are both early birds — no one creeping in at 2am.
Both cook a few times a week. The kitchen gets shared, not fought over.
Both want a quiet home. Headphones on, calls taken in the room.
They are open to a PG, you are set on a flat. Worth raising early.
Budgets overlap by ₹6,000 — neither of you is stretching.
Filters decide who appears at all. The score decides their order.
Who can see you
Most people looking for a flatshare want to live with their own gender, so that is where every profile starts. It is a setting, not a rule — one switch opens you to everyone, and one switch closes it again.
Show me roommates who are
You will only ever be shown people of your own gender.
Try it — this is the real control, and the real wording.
Opening up does not drop you into everyone's list. You are shown only to people who have opted in too, and only they are shown to you. One person's choice can never override another's.
Closing it again takes one tap and asks you nothing. Widening who can see you deserves a moment's thought; narrowing it should never have friction in front of it.
A profile physically cannot be set to "any" without a recorded consent, and the query that builds your list checks both sides every time. It is not a preference the server trusts a phone to honour.
Verified by employer
Confirm a work email and your profile carries your employer's name. It does not vouch for the person — nothing can — but it says the job is real, and that is most of what separates a genuine profile from a throwaway one.
Follow the companies you would happily share with, and people from them rank first in your list. It is the one signal an unverified profile can still contribute.
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FollowingZomato
FollowRazorpay
FollowSwiggy
FollowSafety & privacy
Every one of these is enforced in the database, not just in the interface. They are not settings we hope you find.
No public gallery, no shareable link, no appearing in anybody's feed. Your pictures are visible inside the app to people your own filters already let through — and to nobody else, anywhere.
Your location is rounded to roughly 100 metres before it is stored, and the server strips your coordinates and pincode out of anything another person receives. They see "3 km away". That is all there is to see.
A request is not a message. It waits in your Interested tab, you open the whole profile, and the conversation only exists once you approve it. A decline is silent and final.
Blocking is mutual and immediate — you disappear from each other everywhere in the app, and any match between you is removed. Reports are private; the person reported is never told who.
One switch hides you from Nearby for everyone. Your existing chats stay exactly as they are, and turning it back on puts you straight back where you were.
Your photos are cleared from storage, then the account is removed and every row you own goes with it. The reason you give is recorded with no link back to you.
Four apps in one
Not a dark-mode toggle. Four complete skins — different materials, different corners, different motion. Tap one and this whole page changes with it, exactly the way the app does.
Questions
Nearby lists everyone in your area. Open anyone you like the look of and send a request. It lands in their Interested tab, and a chat only opens once they approve it — nobody is messaged without agreeing to it first.
That is the default, because most people looking for a flatshare want it. You can open your profile to everyone from your settings, and it asks you to confirm before it changes anything. It is mutual: you are only shown people who have also opted in.
Both of you. Matching uses the smaller of your two search radii, so widening yours never forces you into someone else's list. Distance is measured from the office you anchored to, or from a rounded GPS fix if you allowed location.
A single number out of 100 weighing the things that decide a flatshare: same employer, how close you live, day-to-day habits, rent range, move-in timing and shared interests. Company and distance carry the most weight, and every score opens into the reasons behind it.
The share of rent that person expects to pay each month — not their salary, and not the whole flat. Two people only appear to each other if their ranges overlap.
They confirmed a work email at the company on their profile. It says the employer is real; it does not vouch for the person. You can limit Nearby to verified profiles from the filters.
Yes. The Interested tab shows everyone waiting on you, and you open a profile in full before deciding. Approve and a chat opens for both of you; decline and they are not told, and they will not come back.
Yes. Finding a flatmate is not a thing anyone should be charged for twice, and every safety feature described on this page is part of the product rather than a tier of it.
Leave your email and the city you are moving to. We will tell you the day it is live there — and nothing else, ever.