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invites & rooms
how homes reach you
for seekers
- why can't i browse rooms?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.
- what's inside an invite?a personal note from the people who live there, their home's vibe, the house rules and photos of the shared spaces. accept to start talking, or pass. your call.
- accepting or passing an inviteinvites land in your inbox — pending, accepted and expired. open one to see who it's from and their note, then accept to start a chat, or pass. passing is quiet.
offering a room
- co-living or renting out?two kinds of people share a room on loro: someone with a spare room in the home they live in (co-living), and someone renting out a room they don't live in — always labelled.
- how you reach seekersthere's no wall to post a room to. instead you find seekers who'd fit and send each one a personal invite. it's slower and warmer — and it's the whole loro idea.
- writing an invite that landsyour invite is a short note — 20 to 500 characters. say why them, be specific about the home and the people in it, and sound like a person, not a template.
payments
- do i pay for anything?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.
- will loro ever cost money?receiving invites stays free, always. people with a room pay one credit per invite, and seekers can buy an optional boost. no subscriptions.
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