The app
Everything your household needs, in one place.
Rimeroo is for the people actually living in a shared house. The Wi‑Fi and the gate code, whose week it is, notices everyone sees, and a way to report the boiler that reaches whoever can fix it. Free, and nobody needs an account to be added to a room.
Free on iPhone and iPad. Android is on its way.
Everything the house needs to know
The Wi‑Fi, the code for the back gate, the boiler, who to call. Everything a new housemate asks in their first week, written down once. Passwords and access codes stay hidden behind dots until somebody taps to show them, so an open phone on a kitchen table gives nothing away.
Whose week it is, without asking
Home opens on what the house needs to know today. Responsibilities rotate by room rather than by person, so they survive people moving in and out — and nobody has to remember whose turn it was.
The weeks ahead, and a way out of one
Every turn, months ahead. Away the week yours comes round? Offer it to another room — they take this one, you take their next. Nothing moves until they accept.
Notices, and repairs, that don’t get buried
A notice sits at the top until it has been read, and keeps its own thread of replies. Report something broken and it travels the same way — a photo, a thread, and whoever manages the house on the other end of it. No chasing, and nothing three screens up by the evening.
Who is in which room
Rooms, not names, because rooms are what stay. When somebody moves out their turns pass to whoever is left, and the rota carries on.
Made for the practical half of living together.
Not a chat app and not a chore chart. Rimeroo holds the handful of things a shared house keeps having to explain — and connects them to the landlord or agency who actually has to act on them.
Renting through a letting agency or managing a house yourself? See how Rimeroo works for landlords and agencies.