Homies
Invite only

Friends who open
their homes to each other.
That's Homies.

No strangers, no platform reviews to trust. Just a chain of people who already vouch for each other, and the homes they're happy to share.

Join the waitlist

Be one of the founding Homies.

When Homies comes in handy

Renovation chaosYour place is a building site for a few weeks. A homie's spare room isn't.
Empty while you're awayYou're on holiday anyway. A homie's visiting parents get a real place to stay, and yours doesn't sit empty.
Guests, but no guest roomYour family is coming and your place is full. A homie nearby is away, so your guests stay two streets over instead of a hotel.
The home swapYour Amsterdam flat for their Cape Town place. Straight swap, everyone wins.
A weekend somewhere newA city break where a friend of a friend leaves the key out for you.

How trust travels

You
You
Your place open to them
friends
D
Dale
Dale's place 1 homie away
vouches for
S
Sarah
Sarah's flat 2 homies away
Every homie is a host and a guest

You can stay at Dale's or Sarah's. They can stay at yours. Trust travels the chain in both directions.

Three things that make it work

01

You're vouched in, not signed up

Every member was invited by someone who already trusts them. There's no open signup and no anonymous profiles.

02

You can always see the chain

Every listing shows exactly how many homies away it is, and through whom. You always know who's vouching for who.

03

You vouch for people, not list for strangers

When you invite a friend in, you're putting your own trust behind them. That's what keeps the network small and safe.

What Homies is not

Not Airbnb

No bookings, no payments, no service fees. Homies never touches money.

Not a marketplace

Homes are never listed for strangers. Everything stays inside the friend chain.

Not a review site

No stars, no ratings. Your trust comes from the friend who vouched for them.

Not a middleman

Dates, house rules and any money for a stay are agreed privately between homies, off the platform. What you agree is yours, and Homies takes no responsibility for it.