Flat replacement for Indian cities
Find a flat.
Find your people.
Flats, rooms, PG beds and flatmates — with no brokerage. Take over a room someone is leaving, or find the person who takes yours.
- LinkedIn-verified profiles
- Commute & what's nearby
- Alerts for new matches
- No brokerage, ever
The situation
Leaving mid-lease? The empty room becomes your problem.
The agreement runs on, the deposit is with the owner, and your share is due on the first. So you post in four WhatsApp groups and hope.
A broker wants a month's rent
To introduce you to a room your own flatmates are already filling.
Group posts scroll away in an hour
And whoever would have said yes wasn't looking at the time.
Listing sites are built for landlords
Not for the person leaving one room in a flat of four.
How it works
Both sides of the same handover.
If you're leaving
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Post the room
Rent, deposit, what's included, and the house rules that decide it.
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People who match get told
Anyone whose saved search fits hears the moment you post.
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Talk, then hand over
Chat, meet, pick your replacement, and mark the room closed.
If you're looking
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Say what you want
Budget, area, diet, room type. Save it once and the search keeps running.
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See the whole cost
Rent plus maintenance, bills and help — what you'll actually pay.
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Message the person, not an agent
Whoever lives there. Nobody's commission depends on the answer.
What you get that you don't have now
Four things that decide whether you find a room or miss it.
Alerts
The good rooms go in days. You'll hear in seconds.
Save what you're after once. The moment a matching room goes up, your phone tells you — not in a daily digest.
- Save searches for different areas or budgets
- Fires the instant a listing goes live
- Being first to reply is most of the advantage
Map
“Twenty minutes from work” — measured, not promised.
Set your office once and every room is measured from it by road — not in a straight line across a creek.
- Your commute, drawn on the map
- Sort the whole city by drive time, nearest first
- Metro, groceries, gym and hospital, each with how far
Chat
Ask the awkward questions. Agree the price.
Message whoever lives there — not an agent on commission. Ask about the water in May, the deposit, the cat. Settle it before anyone travels.
- Straight to the poster, with photos if you need them
- Nobody's cut depends on the answer
- Block or report anyone, once
Who you're talking to
A real name, a real job, and a badge that had to be earned.
A tick means LinkedIn confirmed the profile exists and that its name matches the account. Change your name and the tick comes off.
- Photo, age, profession and company on every profile
- Phone numbers stay hidden until you choose to share
- Report or block anyone; photos and text are screened
The tick means the profile is real and the name matches. It is not a background check.
Also in there
The details that save a wasted Saturday.
House rules up front
Diet, smoking, pets and guests — stated before anyone travels to find out.
Find flatmates, not just rooms
Got a place and need two more? Team up before anyone signs anything.
What the setup costs, itemised
The outgoing tenant's fridge and TV, priced and listed — or filtered out.
Who's already living there
The household at a glance, and who the free room is open to.
Hunt a city before you move to it
Set the new city and office, and the map opens there.
Search by building, not just area
Type the society you want. Search covers names, localities and descriptions.
Questions
The ones worth answering.
Is there really no brokerage?
What does it cost?
Who posts on FlatHunt?
How do you keep it safe?
What exactly is a flat replacement?
Which cities can I use it in?
Is my phone number visible to anyone?
Does any money go through FlatHunt?
How do I delete my account?
Do you handle the rent agreement?
Your room, handed over properly.
No brokerage, and nobody takes a cut of your deposit.