Apartment hunting, without refreshing all day.
Good places go in a day. Which means finding one is a game of who refreshed most recently — across five sites that each have their own idea of what a filter is.
- No credit card required
- Free plan to start
Why it's exhausting
- The best places are gone within hours.
- Every site has different filters and none quite fit.
- Alerts arrive too late or bury you in irrelevant ones.
- You end up checking five sites, several times a day.
How Browza hunts
Every site, one search
Describe what you want once and it checks all of them.
What you meant, not just filters
"Quiet street, near a park, allows a cat" is something it can judge — a filter dropdown can't.
New listings, fast
Check hourly and hear about a place while it's still available.
The details that matter
Price, size, commute, and whatever else you said you cared about, in one list.
What you'd actually say
No scripts, no selectors, no configuration screens — you describe the outcome and watch it happen.
“Check the rental sites every hour for two-bedroom flats under $2,200 within 20 minutes of downtown that allow pets, and tell me anything new.”
Questions people ask
Can it apply or book a viewing?
It can fill enquiry forms, and it asks you before sending anything in your name.
How fast will I hear?
As fast as you schedule it — hourly is common while hunting, and that's usually fast enough to be early.
Can it judge things a filter can't?
That's the difference. It reads the listing, so "no basement flats" or "must have natural light" is something it can actually apply.
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What will you hand over?
Start with one task. Watch it run, take the wheel whenever you want, and keep the ones that earn their place.