RoomitLondon, England
Find a roommate in London
Flat-sharing is a way of life in London, where rents make solo living rare for students and young professionals alike. With UCL, KCL, Imperial, and LSE all central, plus newcomers arriving constantly, the flatmate search is really a search for someone whose budget and routine line up with yours.
Schools
- University College London (UCL)
- King's College London (KCL)
- Imperial College London
- LSE
Popular areas
- Camden
- Shoreditch
- Clapham
- Hackney
- Stratford
The London market
High rents make flat-sharing the default — the hard part is filtering a vast pool down to people you'll actually get on with.
Who's matching here
- Students
- Young professionals
- Newcomers & international students
Why compatibility matters more than the listing in London
In a market like London, the listings are the easy part — plenty of rooms come and go around Camden and Shoreditch. The hard part is finding someone whose schedule, cleanliness standards, and budget actually line up with yours. That's the difference between a lease you renew and one you count down.
Roomit is a compatibility-first roommate app: instead of swiping on photos, you're matched on the things that predict whether two people will live well together. It runs on iOS and Android, with identity verification built in so you're meeting real people. See how the matching works.
Before you move in, in London or anywhere
How do you find a compatible roommate (not just any roommate)?
A step-by-step approach to finding a roommate you'll actually get along with — define your non-negotiables, screen on habits, and verify before you commit.
Read guideWhat questions should I ask a potential roommate?
A practical checklist of questions to ask before living with someone — covering cleanliness, schedules, money, guests, and deal-breakers, so you catch mismatches before you sign.
Read guideHow do you avoid roommate and rental scams online?
How to spot and avoid the most common roommate and rental scams — fake listings, deposit-before-viewing, and identity tricks — when searching online.
Read guide