Choose who you live with, before you choose where.
Uniflat connects students who move away for university and are looking for flatmates. For every person it tells you how compatible you are and, above all, why.
Free. On iPhone in April 2027, in Milan, Bologna and Rome.
Today you meet your flatmates on the day you move in.
You find a room, you sign, you carry your bags up. Only then do you learn who’s on the other side of the wall: whether they study at night, smoke indoors, or turn the kitchen into a party every Saturday. The landlord doesn’t tell you, and often doesn’t know.
How it works today
- You find the room
- You sign the contract
- You meet whoever’s there
With Uniflat
- You find the people
- You look for a place together
- You sign knowing who with
A number that explains itself.
Answer seven questions about how you really live. For each one, say how much it matters to you. Uniflat compares your answers with other students in your city and shows you a percentage, with the reasons written next to it.
Tell us how you live
Tidiness, hours, quiet, parties, guests, smoking, pets. Plus interests, area and budget.
Browse people, one at a time
The most compatible come first. Tap the card to see what you share and where you differ.
You choose each other, and the chat opens
Only when the interest is mutual. Nobody can message you unless you chose them too.
Giulia, 21
Same hours · Città Studi area · Same need for quiet
What you share
- Hours: you see it the same way
- You’re both looking in Città Studi
- Quiet for studying: you see it the same way
- 4 shared interests
- Within your budget
Where you differ
- Overnight guests: you see it differently
Tap to see why
Try it here: tap the card to see the reasons, use the arrows to switch person.
The people you live with at university stay.
We’re two students who moved away from home for university. We changed cities twice and houses four times, and in the first years we lived with people it wasn’t easy to live with. Then came the flatmates who kept us afloat during exams and who are friends today. The house never made the difference.
Our storyWe start with three cities.
Milan, Bologna and Rome open together in April 2027. If you study somewhere else, join anyway: the list tells us where to go next.
Worth reading
All articles- 01Why it pays to find your flatmates first, and then the placeUsually it’s the other way round. You look for the room, you sign, and the flatmates arrive as a surprise package. Changing the order changes a lot.
- 02How many students study far from homeMore than half of university students in Italy study in a different province from the one where they finished school. In Bologna, almost eight in ten. The Ministry’s numbers, year by year.
- 03What a student room costs, according to registered contractsStudent rents are growing faster than the rest of the market. But the figure that gets shared doesn’t say what it seems to. What the Italian Revenue Agency’s numbers really show.
The questions we get most
All questionsHow much does it cost?
Nothing. Uniflat is free: no subscriptions, no in-app purchases, no ads.
When does it launch, and where?
In April 2027, on iPhone, in Milan, Bologna and Rome together. If you join the list we’ll write to you on the day we open in your city.
What about Android?
It comes after iPhone, if enough of you ask for it. Join anyway: the list tells us that too.
How is the percentage calculated?
We compare your answers about living together with the other person’s, weighting each one by how much it matters to you. Then we add interests, area, budget, timing and age. The reasons are always next to the number.
Who sees my profile?
Only students in your city who use Uniflat. You can pause your profile whenever you like, and it disappears from other people’s feeds.
In April, someone will be looking for a flatmate like you.
Leave your email and we’ll write to you on the day we open in your city. Once, and that’s it.