Flatshares being formed
Invited to a home that does not exist yet
A flatshare being formed starts with the people, not the flat. Someone is building a new home, Ayla thinks you could genuinely fit the group, and this page is the honest version of what that means.
What saying yes means
Yes means: introduce me
Saying yes to a flatshare being formed means you would like to meet the people. It does not claim a room, book a flat, or commit you to anything.
The home comes later
There is no existing room to visit yet. First the group finds each other, then it finds the flat together. You are early on purpose: that is what makes it yours.
Everyone is identity-verified
Every member of every forming flatshare, the person who started it and everyone who joins, passes a government ID check before any contact is exchanged.
You can step back at any point
Nothing is signed until the group has met and chosen each other. If it does not feel right after the first coffee, you say so and step back, no explanations owed.
One honest expectation: you will not all love everything about the flat the group eventually picks. The near-perfect place with people who fit beats the perfect place that does not exist. The people are the point.
The full picture, including the lease in plain terms: how a flatshare being formed works
Questions? Just ask
Ayla answers plainly, and a decision is never rushed. When you are ready, the conversation picks up where it left off.