loro is a people-first way to find a room and the people in it. you match on how you actually live — sleep, noise, habits — long before any room enters the picture. read the full guide →

yes — making a profile, matching, chatting and receiving invites are free. people with a room pay a credit per invite they send; seekers can buy an optional boost. read the full guide →

anytime. habits shift, so your profile should too. edits go live instantly — prompts, sliders, anthem and photos — and they feed straight back into who you match with. read the full guide →

your profile is what everyone matches on — photos, your basics, three prompts, habit sliders, dealbreakers, hobbies and an optional anthem. it's all about you, not a room. read the full guide →

your habits, rhythms and dealbreakers get compared with people searching your city. the most compatible surface first — you decide who to say hi to. read the full guide →

two seekers who match with each other and search as a duo. a pre-matched pair is worth more to any home with two rooms — and you're not searching alone anymore. read the full guide →

seekers don't have to: matching, chatting and opening invites are free, and a boost is optional. people with a room spend one credit per invite they send. read the full guide →

rooms on loro are never public — that's the model, inverted. the people who live there see your profile and invite you when they think you'd fit. the room is context; you're the story. read the full guide →

every profile is verified before it can say hi, and homes come with the people who actually live in them. if something feels off, report it from the profile — a human reviews it fast. read the full guide →

me → account → delete my account. your profile, matches and messages go with it, and we don't guilt-trip you on the way out. read the full guide →