Homey - A Friend to Find Home

Homey - A Friend to Find Home

Student Housing, Simplified

5 ratings
4 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 6, 2026
  • April 16, 2026
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #1 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #2 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #3 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #4 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #5 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #6 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #7 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #8 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #9 for iPhone
Homey - A Friend to Find Home screenshot #10 for iPhone
🖼️Get Icon
Icons↘︎

About

This app simplifies the student housing search and rental process. It allows students to browse verified apartments and subleases, filter by various criteria, and apply directly. Landlords can easily list properties, manage inquiries, and track interest.

Browse verified student apartments
Filter by price, bedrooms, and distance
Apply to listings directly
List rentals and subleases
Manage inquiries and listings
Support for 250+ university campuses
Show original description

What's New in Homey

1.3.0

April 16, 2026

- Student Verification: Link your .edu email to earn a "Verified Student" badge on your profile - Trust Badges: All users who sign in with Google or Apple now display a "Verified Account" badge - Push Notifications: Get notified about new listings near your campus, responses to your inquiries, and new inquiries on your listings - Bug fixes and performance improvement

More

User reviews

Quick, Reliable, Effective

Downloaded the app, matched with an apartment I liked, and contacted the owner within minutes! Going for a tour on the weekend (:

Helped my friend find a sublease

Friend goes to Gtech and this helped him meet a person who wanted to lease out his room.

Would recommend

must have app!

great app! It’s easy to use, runs smoothly, and has a clean design

Easy Way to Find for Off Campus Housing

I’ve been looking for off campus housing for this upcoming semester, and this app makes it easy to swipe through the different options. Would recommend!

Developer apps

FAQ

How does Homey help students find housing?

Homey allows students to browse verified apartments and subleases near their campus. Users can swipe through listings, save favorites, and filter by price, bedrooms, and distance to campus. They can then apply to listings and connect with landlords or sublessors directly within the app.

What features are available for landlords on Homey?

Landlords and sublessors can list their long-term rentals or subleases in minutes. The app enables them to add photos, set pricing, and manage their listings. They can also receive and respond to renter inquiries directly and track interest from a central dashboard.

Is Homey available on multiple devices?

Based on the provided data, Homey is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Information regarding Android or other platform availability is not specified.

How often is Homey updated?

The latest version of Homey is 1.3.0, which was last updated on April 16, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development and maintenance.

What is the user sentiment for Homey?

Homey has received an exceptional rating of 5.0 stars from 5 ratings. This indicates a very positive user sentiment, with users highly satisfied with the app's performance and features.

Does Homey have ads?

No, Homey is ad-free. The application data indicates that it does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted user experience.

What is the age rating for Homey?

Homey has an age rating of 4+. This means it is suitable for users aged 4 and above, making it accessible to a wide range of students.

Can I use Homey to find housing outside of the US?

The description states that Homey supports over 250 university campuses nationwide. This implies its primary focus is on the United States market, and international support is not explicitly mentioned.