A real estate discovery app, reinvented for the swipe generation.
What is 
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Homi is a video-first real estate platform where properties are discovered the same way people consume content today — by swiping through vertical videos tailored to their tastes.
Built for buyers & renters...
Experience the property.
Swipe through immersive vertical videos that show layout, movement, light, and vibe — the things static images miss.
Find your next home... faster
A "For You" algorithm curates a feed of personalized property recommendations so you waste less time searching.
Decide with less friction.
See a place you like?
Save it, contact the agent, or request a tour in one tap — right from the video.
Manage your inquiries
Message agents and handle tour requests without leaving Homi — no more lost emails or scattered threads.
Built for realtors...
More visibility. More leads.
Homi helps you engange a broader audience by showing your listings where today's buyers actually spend their time — in vertical videos
Stand out with modern, video-first listings.
Give buyers a realistic feel for layout and details before they ever book a tour, so your time is spent with people who already like what they see.
Simple uploads
Record or upload a quick walkthrough on Homi. Homi will help format it into a polished, vertical reel automatically ready to post.
Keep all your inquiries in one place.
Every question, message, and tour request arrives inside Homi — not scattered across email, contact forms, or texts.
Real estate discovery needs an update.
Short-form is where the next wave of buyers and renters live.
Gen Z is on track to become the largest renter and first-time buyer cohort by 2030, and they discover and engage with content through short-form vertical video feeds—not static listing sites.
Listing sites are stuck in 2010.
Photo grids, dense filters, and tab-heavy search haven't meaningfully changed in over a decade, even though the way people interact with content has completely shifted.
Conversations are scattered everywhere.
Questions and tour requests spill across email, texts, DMs, and portal messages, so buyers and agents constantly lose track of who said what—and where.
How is different.