I have a room

My flatmate is moving out.

List the room in about three minutes, share it to your groups in one tap, and choose who moves in from people who have actually applied. Nobody should be paying rent on an empty room.

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1. List the room

Building, rent, when it is free, and who lives there. Fourteen mostly one-tap answers, and photos if you have them.

2. Share it

We give you the message and the link. Paste it into your building group, your work chat, wherever you were going to post it anyway.

3. Choose your flatmate

You see who applied, what they are like, and where they might not fit. The household decides — not whoever called first.

Why not just post in the group?

You should — and we are not trying to stop you. The problem is not reach, it is what happens after. A message in a group scrolls away in a day, cannot be searched, and says nothing about whether the room is still free. Half the replies are people asking questions you already answered further up.

A LendNest link is the same message with a page behind it. It keeps working after it scrolls out of view, it shows the rent, the deposit and the photos every time someone opens it, and it says plainly when the room has gone.

Common questions

Does it cost anything?: No. Listing a room, sharing it and choosing someone are all free.
Who can see my details?: Your building, locality, rent and the household basics are public — that is what makes the link useful. Your flat number, phone number and email are not, and are shared only if you accept someone.
Do I have to take the first person who applies?: No. You see everyone who applied and decide. That is the main difference from posting in a group, where whoever calls first tends to win.
What happens when the room is taken?: The listing says so, and the other applicants are told. Nobody keeps messaging you about a room that has gone.
Can my flatmates list it instead of me?: Yes. It is the same listing either way — only the byline changes.

Ready when you are.

You will need an account so the room stays yours to manage. It takes about three minutes in total.

List my room

Why not just post in the group?

Common questions

Does it cost anything?

No. Listing a room, sharing it and choosing someone are all free.

Who can see my details?

Your building, locality, rent and the household basics are public — that is what makes the link useful. Your flat number, phone number and email are not, and are shared only if you accept someone.

Do I have to take the first person who applies?

No. You see everyone who applied and decide. That is the main difference from posting in a group, where whoever calls first tends to win.

What happens when the room is taken?

The listing says so, and the other applicants are told. Nobody keeps messaging you about a room that has gone.

Can my flatmates list it instead of me?

Yes. It is the same listing either way — only the byline changes.