flatmates sharing coffee at a kitchen table in a shared home

how we match you

how we help you find your flock.

no rooms first. no price filters. just how you actually live — and the people who live like you.

finding a home in a new country is personal. more personal than any platform treats it.

most of them ask one question: how much can you pay? then they hand you a wall of rooms and fifty strangers messaging at once. no signal on who you'll actually get along with.

loro works the other way around. we start with you — your rhythm, your habits, the small things that make living together easy or unbearable. the room comes after the person.

you should know exactly how that matching works. so here it is, honestly.

what we actually match on

loro isn't a feed of rooms. it isn't a set of filters on price and postcode.

it's a compatibility layer built on how you live — not just where.

every profile is a person first: their mornings, their idea of a good sunday, how they feel about guests at 11pm. we compare all of it and give you a read on who fits, before you ever say hi.

flatmates hanging out on the living-room floor with cards and pizza
92% your vibe
early risertidy kitchenquiet weekends

how do your mornings sound?

coffee first, human after.

how the matching works

your rhythm

you set two sliders when you join — night owl to early bird, and my sanctuary to always-open door. they sound simple. they're the two things roommates fight about most. we weigh them heavily.

the small things

our prompts aren't about your personality on a date. they're about dishes, mornings, guests, working from home. the tiny daily habits that quietly decide whether a flatshare feels like home. they say more than any filter ever could.

your non-negotiables

some things aren't up for debate — smoking, pets, noise after midnight. you mark what matters most, and we only put you in front of each other when both sides actually fit.

what you tap

every profile you pass and every one you vibe teaches loro a little more about who feels right for you. the more honestly you tap, the sharper your flock gets.

two flatmates and a friend walking home through amsterdam at dusk

how you can shape your flock

fill your prompts honestly

the small things are the whole signal. "coffee first, human after" tells us more than any bio. skip them and we're matching half of you.

tap with intention

vibe everyone and we can't read you. vibe no one and we've got nothing to learn from. tap like you mean it — your matches sharpen with every honest choice.

slow down on a profile

the first photo doesn't always land. the second prompt might be your person. give it a beat — quick swipes teach us to hide people you'd have loved.

keep your habits current

you're not the same after three months in a new city. update your prompts, swap in a newer photo. your profile should sound like you now.

form a flock

match with another seeker and search as a duo. homes with two rooms find you together — and you move in already knowing one good person.

stay open

a slightly wider neighbourhood, a small stretch on your dates — tiny changes open doors you didn't see. you never know who's one street over.

looking ahead

loro is young, and the matching gets better every week — more people, more signal, sharper reads on who belongs in your flock.

we're building it to grow with you. not to keep you swiping, but to help you find your people and actually move in.

home is who you live with. let's find yours.

the hallway of a shared home, shoes by the door