One shared space for every property, photo and opinion.

We translated myhomii’s early-stage concept into a clear web and mobile product experience from day one. Instead of juggling multiple property links and screenshots, users can build shareable boards, comment on images, rate property features, and compare options side-by-side.

To give users total confidence, the platform pairs personal notes and site photos directly with collaborators, keeping critical information available for all parties involved in one single place.

One codebase, shipped to iOS, Android and the web.

We are big Laravel fans and proud early adopters of NativePHP, however, it’s not something that we felt was mature enough to use for a client project. myhomii is our second Flutter build after our flagship product Gaffa, and in both cases, we are extremely pleased with the results.

The build is deployed for Android, Apple and the web. We did make some small customisations for the web – specifically for larger landscape screens, but setting that aside Flutter allowed us to write one and deploy everywhere with very little effort compared to its contemporaries.

Built to do more with less

The API makes as few trips to the database as possible and ships with an optimised autoloader and dependencies, manifest as a single container – which are philosophies we apply to all our builds. AI-written summaries are cached against a fingerprint of the input data and prompt instructions behind them, and are only regenerated when something has changed – a shared screen opened by ten different users costs only one call to Gemini. We deliberately picked a geocoding service whose license allows us to store an address’s latitude and longitude indefinitely, keeping costs down for address location on a map.

Lastly, the platform’s API lives on Google Cloud Run, a modern, managed and serverless platform which can scale to zero, this keeps resource usage and running costs to an absolute minimum during the quiet period overnight.

Designed to work for everyone, on every screen

The build is, of course, highly accessible, all interactive components carry screen-reader semantics. Voice comments are transcribed automatically by AI via Laravel’s first party adapter, so audio comments also exist as text. Layouts adapt from phone to desktop web and content is capped at readable widths.

Moderation that protects people without compromising their privacy

Because of myhomii’s collaborative nature, it is built on user-generated content (UGC), so we put safeguards in place to keep it a safe space that couldn’t be misused beyond its intended purpose. We integrated automated image and text moderation to filter harmful or inappropriate content before it reaches users, and stress-tested it extensively. Because users share within trusted circles, and because we were committed to protecting their privacy, we chose not to manually monitor conversations or add in-app reporting at launch. Instead, users can reach us through a dedicated help section, and we’re tracking support requests post-launch to decide whether a reporting feature is needed as the community grows.