French Startup Homebro Tackles Urban Coliving Chaos With Unified Digital Platform

Paris, France - February 13, 2026 - Homebro, a Paris-based technology company, has officially released its mobile application designed to address the organizational complexities of shared housing, as urban coliving continues to reshape residential patterns across European cities.

The platform's market entry comes at a time when shared housing arrangements have become increasingly prevalent in metropolitan areas, driven by rising rental costs and shifting lifestyle preferences among young professionals and students. According to the company, existing digital tools have largely failed to address the specific coordination challenges that emerge when multiple individuals share a single living space.

Homebro's application consolidates several core functions typically scattered across multiple platforms: expense tracking and settlement, secure document management, encrypted credential sharing, and dedicated household communication channels. The system is designed to operate within defined household groups, enabling roommates to manage financial obligations, administrative documents, and shared access information through a single interface.

The expense management module allows users to record shared purchases, track individual contributions, and calculate outstanding balances between household members. The platform automatically generates reimbursement summaries and maintains a transaction history accessible to all authorized users within the group.

A document vault provides encrypted storage for lease agreements, insurance certificates, utility contracts, and other administrative materials that typically require shared access in coliving situations. The credential manager enables secure storage and distribution of passwords, building access codes, and other sensitive information necessary for household operations.

The integrated messaging system supports both collective and individual conversations within the household context, while a shared mailbox aggregates housing-related correspondence. An account overview dashboard displays recurring subscriptions and services, helping residents track shared expenses such as utilities, internet services, and entertainment platforms.

To encourage consistent platform engagement, Homebro has incorporated gamification elements including achievement systems and social features. A location-based service map allows users to catalog and share information about nearby amenities relevant to their residence.

"Urban coliving represents a significant portion of the rental market, yet the digital infrastructure supporting it has remained fragmented and inadequate," said Mo, founder of Homebro. "We've built Homebro to function as operational infrastructure rather than simply another organizational tool."
The company has indicated that development will continue throughout the current year, with additional features and potential service expansions under consideration based on user feedback and market response.

The application is currently available for download on the App Store at: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/homebro-colocation/id6751244286
Further information about the platform is available at: https://homebro.app

Company Name: Homebro
Legal Form: Startup / Technology Company
Full Postal Address:
Homebro
41 Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie
75008 Paris
France
General Contact Information:
Email: support@homebro.app
Website: https://homebro.app

Homebro was founded in 2025 to address the growing need for specialized digital infrastructure in the shared housing sector. The company emerged from the observation that while coliving has become a mainstream residential arrangement in European urban centers, the available technological solutions remained generic and fragmented.

The enterprise operates on a B2C model, directly serving individual users in shared housing situations through its mobile-first platform. Homebro's development philosophy centers on creating a comprehensive ecosystem that replaces multiple disconnected applications with a single, purpose-built solution for coliving households.

The company's technical architecture emphasizes data security, user privacy, and intuitive design. All sensitive information, including financial data and credentials, is encrypted and stored using industry-standard security protocols. The platform is designed to function autonomously within household groups, with no central oversight of private household data.

Homebro's business model currently focuses on organic user acquisition and platform optimization. The company prioritizes user experience and feature development, with monetization strategies aligned to provide value to both free and premium users.

This release was published on openPR.