Every member applied, sat the interview, and was read by a committee — the host with the room and the person moving in alike. No listings site. No strangers. No swiping into the void.
Membership is $19.99 for three months. It keeps Cohab serious.
A real application, asked chapter by chapter — your situation, your rhythm, your habits, and the photos that decide.
Every application is read in order, not scanned. Allow a minimum of 72 hours for a decision.
Accepted members have 72 hours to take their seat before it returns to the waitlist. Capacity is real.
Browse members in your city, send requests with a note, and chat the moment one is accepted.
A host’s card plays as a story: the room in daylight, the details laid over the photos, how they choose — down to how firmly they hold their requirements — and then the person behind the door.
Requests land with a face, a note, and the facts that matter. Read the full profile before anything happens. Accept and the conversation starts; decline and it’s done.
Your listing reads like a page from a magazine, not a classifieds row: the room, the household, your requirements — credit, income, deposit — and a leniency gauge that says how firmly you hold them.
Acceptance comes with a card, a member number, and three invitations to spend on people you’d vouch for. Paid, so everyone inside is serious.
Identity, income, and a real signed lease — optional until a roommate agreement is signed through Cohab.
Anyone can limit who they see to their own gender. Narrowing to anyone else’s isn’t a thing here.
Smoke, drink, and the rest — asked plainly in the interview, shown plainly on the card. No judgment, just fit.
Cohab is in live beta in New York & Miami. Leave your details and we’ll send your application. Direct applications join a longer review queue — an invitation from a member moves you up.
Cohab is in live beta on iPhone today, launching on the App Store in New York & Miami. Apply now — beta members keep their member numbers.