Real estate tech has a boring UX problem. Most coliving and rental platforms feel like a spreadsheet wearing a website.

Coloc Housing wanted something different a platform that actually feels like the thing it's selling: easy, social, shared living, not another rigid listings page.

Here's what went into it: → Ruby on Rails backend, React + Storybook on the frontend, Tailwind + MUI for a UI that skips the generic property-site look → Sidekiq running background jobs so nothing blocks the user while things sync behind the scenes → Stripe, Twikey, and Recaptcha handling payments and security without adding friction → Apex Charts giving the team real visibility into occupancy and performance, not just raw numbers in a table

The result: a coliving platform in Belgium that runs smooth for the people finding a room, and just as smooth for the team managing the houses.

This is exactly what we specialize in we go into every project aiming to hand back something that goes beyond what the client expected walking in. 🔗 https://www.colochousing.com/