For co-living

A home that answers back.

Co-living residents expect an app, not a landlord's phone number. RP365 gives them one: rent, receipts, repairs and house news, all in one friendly place.

Residents cooking and talking together in a shared co-living kitchen.
Sample: Harbor House, 48 beds over four floors in Brooklyn, 42 filled tonight.

What matters here

Made for co-living.

  • A resident app people use

    Residents pay in two taps, keep their receipts and see house news without digging through a group chat.

  • Repairs with a paper trail

    A photo and a sentence become a ticket with a deadline. Residents follow it from assigned to fixed.

  • Notices that get read

    Post a water shutdown or a rooftop dinner to everyone, residents only, or staff only, and see who has read it.

  • Shared spaces kept clean

    Recurring tasks for kitchens and common rooms, with photo proof when they're done.

In the app

The screens you'll use most.

Real RP365 screens, filled in with sample data from Harbor House.

Maya's stay: Room 204, Bed B on a photo header, her rent for 26 October to 25 November as a boarding-pass card with a Pay button, services, a notice and the rooftop dinner.
Resident view
Ticket HH-1142, bathroom tap leaking in room 204: Maya's photos, the deadline as a live bar, Marcus Reid assigned, and the timeline.
Owner view
Payment received: an elegant receipt for $1,380.00, receipt R-HH-2026-0587, with the next due date.
Resident view
A house at dusk with warm light in every window.

Free during early access

Run your co-living with RP365.

Set up your first property today. RP365 is free during early access, with no card needed to start.