Notes from the search.

People ask all the time what data we read from your social network at signup. The answer is short but worth saying out loud. Here's exactly what we see, what we never see, and how the social graph gets used without exposing your private connections.

TRR has fourteen lifestyle filters and we get asked all the time which ones matter. Here's the breakdown — what we built, what we deliberately left out, and which two filters predict 70% of roommate fit.

Most people sign the apartment first and panic about the roommate later. Reverse the sequence. Here's why pair-up is the most underused strategy on TRR.

The difference between a 48-hour fill and a three-week sit isn't the rent. It's the writing. Here's the playbook for the listings that close fast on TRR.

Verified isn't a checkmark we give out for paying. It's the thing that keeps the platform from turning into another anonymous listing dump.

We've heard a thousand variations of the same story. The names change. The plot doesn't. Here's the composite — and what social-graph matching is trying to fix.

North Brooklyn is the densest part of TRR's NYC footprint. Here's a neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of rent, transit, and where the mutual-friend graphs are strongest.

In August 2014, our co-founder moved across cities and her old roommates couldn't find a replacement. Here's the through-line from that move to a platform now active in five U.S. cities.

The five conversations worth having before either person commits to sharing a lease.