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What we believe

A good flat is not about square metres. It is about who is in the kitchen at 8am.

Find someone whose ordinary week fits next to yours, and the flat sorts itself out.

Welcome to Roomly

Two flatmates making pancakes together in a small kitchen at night.
A small flat crowded with plants, paper lanterns and framed prints above a low sofa.

Four steps to home

A woman crouched in front of an open fridge at midnight, eating strawberries from a punnet.
A studio flat at sunset, bed and sofa sharing one room, city blocks through the window.
Four flatmates leaning out of lit windows at night, laughing down at the street.
Two flatmates eating pizza on the floor by open balcony doors, a laptop open in front of them.

  1. Create your profile

    Tell us about yourself and what you're looking for

  2. Set your preferences

    Choose location, budget, and lifestyle preferences

  3. Start swiping

    Like profiles that catch your eye and interest you

  4. Connect and chat

    Message matches and arrange a time to meet

Four corners of Vilnius

Photographs, not statistics. We will not tell you what the rent is or who lives there, only what these parts of the city feel like.

  • Uzupis

    Across the river, narrow streets, art on the walls and a lot of small courtyards.

  • Naujamiestis

    Old factory blocks turned into studios and bars, a short walk from the station.

  • Antakalnis

    Wooden houses and pine trees, quieter, and a bus ride from the centre.

  • Old Town

    Cobbles, courtyards and church towers, with most of the city on foot.

Three questions, and no personality type

Every answer here is a real field on a Roomly profile: your daily rhythm, how often you have people over, and how you leave the kitchen.

Your Sunday morning is...
Friday night at home looks like...
The kitchen after you cook...

Places to rent

Real Vilnius listings, curated by hand and linked to the ad on the source site. Prices and availability are a snapshot of the day each was checked, so confirm the details there.

We are new. Here is what that means

Six flatmates spread across a dark living room late at night with duvets pulled onto the floor.
Seven friends around a low glass table in a tall-windowed flat, seen from above.

There are not many people here yet

Roomly started in Vilnius and the list of profiles is still short. It grows as people join. If nobody fits this week, it is worth looking again.

We check email, not identity

Every account owns a working email address. We do not run background checks and we do not verify anyone. Treat every person here as a stranger until you have met them.

It is free, and there is no catch

No fee, no paid tier, no commission on a room. We do not sell your data either. The privacy page lists exactly what we store and why.

Any questions? Everyone has at least one

Four flatmates arranged along a black leather sofa against a plain backdrop, each doing something different.
A cluttered living room at night, records on the wall, mismatched cushions and a chess board.

Create a profile, set your preferences, look through the profiles that fit them, and message the people who say yes back.

We check that every account owns a working email address. We do not verify identity or run background checks, so treat everyone here as a stranger until you have met. Your data is encrypted in transit and we never share personal details without your consent.

Every profile carries lifestyle tags, a budget range and a move-in date. We compare those and show you what you have in common, instead of sorting on price alone.

Yes. Update your location, budget, and lifestyle preferences anytime. Your matches will adjust based on your new settings.

Roomly is free to use. No fee, no paid tier, no commission on a room. It is a website, so there is nothing to install.

Then nobody fits this week. Roomly started in Vilnius and the list of profiles is still short, so it is worth widening your filters and looking again in a few days.

You've read enough. Go find out

A crowded flat party in a hallway, a man turning to grin over his shoulder holding a mug.
A bright corner room with tall windows, a pale sofa and a large monstera casting leaf shadows.