Illustration: golden hour on the front steps of a Sydney terrace sharehouse, one housemate carrying a box out while a new one arrives with a suitcase and a pot plant

Leave clean, arrive clean.

One person sets the house up and housemates join with a code, in the app or by texting it to Homerun on WhatsApp.

When someone leaves, Homerun shows what's owed on rent, bills and bond, so it's squared before they go. Nobody inherits a mystery.

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Someone moves out. A month later, a bill arrives.

  • The power's still in their name.
  • The gas bill covers months before you moved in.
  • And nobody wants to send the text.
Illustration: a new housemate sits on a bare mattress in an almost empty room on their first night, lit by a phone

The new housemate inherits a house with no record.

The handover happens in a group chat between two people who have never met.

Illustration: at dusk a young woman with a last box under her arm looks back at the empty bedroom she is leaving

The old one leaves with money owed both ways, and nobody sure of the figure.

The house carries on.

The rooms, the rent and the bills belong to the house, not to any one housemate. People come and go. The lease, the ledger and the roster stay put.

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Imagine joining a house with one text.

Send the code. A new housemate joins in the app, or texts it to Homerun on WhatsApp, and sees the house as it is. No forwarding spreadsheets.

HomerunWhatsApp

Hi Homerun, joining WATTLE-14

HomerunWelcome to 14 Wattle St. You're in the back room at $480 a week, rent due Sundays. Here's the house summary.

Legend, thanks

In the house in about a minute.

Imagine leaving with nothing owed.

Set the date and tick what's yours to take: the couch, the fridge, the plants. Homerun shows rent to that day, your share of open bills and your bond portion, so it's squared before you go.

  • Rent to your last dayPaid
  • Your share of open bills$42.60
  • Your bond portionOn record
  • Owed either waySquared

Example house. Coming soon: text Homerun "I'm moving out" for the to-do list, and a change of shared tenancy form generated for the house.

Illustration: a welcome dinner in a sharehouse kitchen at night, the newest housemate laughing in the middle as the others raise their glasses

Imagine the new housemate feeling at home in week one.

They see the rooms, the rent, the bills and the roster on day one. Nobody inherits a mystery. And whoever left takes their rent history with them.

Common questions

How does a new housemate join?

With the house code. They join in the Homerun app or by texting the code to Homerun on WhatsApp. Either way they see the house as it is: rooms, rent, bills, roster.

How much notice should I give my housemates?

That is between you, your lease and your state's rules, and Homerun does not set it. What Homerun does is make the date a fact the house can see and settle against.

What happens to the bills that have not arrived yet?

Homerun shows the leaver's share of any bill already in the ledger and the bills the house knows are coming. The house agrees the figure before they go rather than texting them in six weeks.

Who finds the replacement housemate?

The house does, the way it always has. Once they are found, they join with the code and take the room, and the house's record is there for them on day one.

Does the leaver get their bond back through Homerun?

No. The bond is held by your state or territory's bond authority. Homerun keeps the record of each person's portion so the handover to the new housemate starts from a number everyone can see.

Is it free?

Yes. Joining, settling up and the move-out record are part of the free app.

Leave clean. Arrive clean.

  • Nobody should inherit a mystery.
  • A bill that lands after someone leaves shouldn't land on you.
  • The house should outlast the people in it.
  • Every new housemate deserves a real welcome.
  • Set the house up before the next person moves in.
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