Cohousing in Brussels
Osso is a free app for finding a room or housemates in Brussels and the rest of Belgium. Swipe through places, match on vibe and plan a viewing.
Brussels runs on shared houses: students at the ULB and VUB, interns, expats and young professionals share homes in Ixelles, Etterbeek, Saint-Gilles and Schaerbeek.
Osso works in English, French and Dutch, just like the city. Swipe through places or housemates, match on vibe and plan a viewing in the app.
How Osso works
- Swipe through places or housematesLooking for a room? You see places with photos, the rent, the neighbourhood and the people who already live there. Got a room free? You see the people looking for one.
- Match on vibe, not just on square metresYou answer a few lifestyle questions: smoking, guests, early bird or night owl. Osso shows how well you fit. If you both like each other, it is a match.
- Chat and plan a viewingAfter a match a conversation opens. You plan a viewing right in the app: suggest a day and time, the other confirms.
Frequently asked questions
I don’t speak Dutch or French. Can I use Osso in Brussels?
Yes. The whole app is available in English, and a profile shows which languages someone speaks, so you can find housemates you can talk to.
What is Osso?
Osso is a free app for finding cohousing in Belgium: a room, a student room or new housemates. You swipe through places or candidates; if you both like each other, it is a match and a conversation opens.
Does Osso cost money?
No. Searching, matching, chatting and planning viewings are free, with 3 likes a day. For unlimited likes there is Osso Premium: €7.99 a month or €14.99 for 3 months, through the App Store or Google Play.
Can everybody see my address?
No. Others see your municipality and a circle of about 500 metres around your neighbourhood, never your street or house number.
Where and in which languages does Osso work?
All over Belgium, in English, Dutch and French. You choose the municipalities you search in, or all of Belgium.