See the trade-off before you fall in love with the apartment.
FlatMatch compares listings against all three of you at once. It removes the flats that break someone's dealbreaker and shows exactly who compromises on what in the rest.
FlatMatch does not choose your flat. It makes the trade-offs visible so your group can decide.
3BHK · Pan Card Club Road, Baner
₹48,000/month · floor 3 · lift · car parking
Riya · 90% fit
Gets power backup and 3 bedrooms. Gives up: ~29 min commute (estimate) vs her 20 min target.
Meera · 93% fit
Gets a lift, furnished rooms and 24x7 water. Gives up: pays ₹16,000, above her preferred ₹14,000.
Kavita · 96% fit
Gets a pet-friendly flat, car parking and a balcony for Bruno.
How it works
- 1
Everyone answers alone
Each flatmate sets a budget, commute, areas and dealbreakers privately, so nobody anchors on anyone else's picture of the ideal flat.
- 2
Rules check every listing
Dealbreakers remove a flat for the whole group. Must-haves, strong preferences and nice-to-haves are weighted, and everyone gets their own score.
- 3
You see the trade-offs
Two or three workable options, each showing what each person gets and what they give up. You make the decision together.
What FlatMatch does
- Treats dealbreakers as hard limits for the whole group
- Weights must-haves, strong preferences and nice-to-haves differently
- Shows every person's fit next to the group score
- Lists the questions your group needs to settle for each option
What it deliberately doesn't do
- Pick a flat, or label any option “best”
- Let AI decide anything. Scoring is fixed rules; AI only writes the explanations
- Scrape listing sites. This MVP uses clearly labelled mock Pune listings
- Claim live traffic. Commute times are distance-based estimates