TL;DR:
Renting in India is still run through phone calls, WhatsApp, fragmented broker networks and a lot of human memory. We think AI changes the operating model completely.

Homeie is building the consumer company for where you live. The first product is the smartest way to rent a home in India. You tell Homeie what matters once, and it understands your taste, searches and coordinates across a fragmented offline market, helps you see only the homes actually worth considering, gets the transaction done, learns from it, and continuously improves based on how humans choose in the real world. What takes weeks today should eventually feel like one really valuable afternoon.

Longer term, renting is only where we enter the relationship. We think there is a large consumer company to be built at the intersection of AI, fintech and the physical world, one that follows someone across homes, understands their housing history, makes every move easier than the previous one, and eventually helps them buy their first home.

We’ve raised
$750k
from a stealth fund,



whose backers include Abstract Ventures, Bain Capital and Long Journey. We are still a very small team, which means the people joining now will have an absurd amount of influence over what Homeie becomes.

What will you do:

You’ll be one of the first engineers at Homeie, and you will build large parts of the product from first principles. Some problems will look like normal consumer product work. Others will involve voice agents, multimodal models, retrieval, ranking, messy entity resolution, workflow orchestration or figuring out how to reliably automate something currently happening across ten phone calls.
The renter product end to end.

Build the experience through which somebody tells Homeie what they want, gets understood properly, receives a shortlist worth seeing, coordinates visits and eventually closes a home.
The intelligence layer underneath it.
Turn WhatsApp messages, calls, voice notes, listings, photos, vi

📌 Founding Engineer Gurugram
🏢 Homeie
📍 Gurugram