what's inside an invite?

An invite is a real hello from a real household — not a form letter. When one lands, here’s what you’ll find in it.

what you’ll see

• a personal message from the people who live there, about why you
• their home’s vibe — how the household actually runs day to day
• the house rules — the honest ones, up front, not buried
• photos of the shared spaces — the kitchen and living room you’d really use, not a staged showroom

your move

Two buttons, no pressure: accept to open a conversation, or pass if it’s not you. Passing is quiet — the household just moves on, and so do you. Accept, and you’re straight into a chat where the rest gets sorted like humans.

One thing you’ll never be asked for here: your phone number or any payment. loro keeps contact details private until you choose to share them, and money is something you settle with the household off-app, once you both want to. If an invite ever pushes you to pay to unlock it, that’s not us — see how do you check people are real?