FoundNow, on your phone.
Two apps: one for finding a place, one for letting one. Everything they do, the web versions already do in a browser — the app adds notifications that reach you while it is shut, and a camera that goes straight into a listing.
Android 8.0 and later. The iPhone builds are with Apple for review; until they clear it, the web apps are the whole product on iOS.
- Search and read listings without an account
- Message an owner after one code to your phone or email
- Add it to your home screen and it opens without browser chrome
Both portals are full products in a browser, on a phone as well as a laptop. Searching, messaging and booking a visit all work with nothing downloaded.
Pick the one you are here for.
They are separate apps because they are separate jobs. Most people only ever need the first.
FoundNow
For finding a place
The map, the filters and your saved places. Everything on it was confirmed free by its owner in the last week, or it is not on the map.
Version 1.2.3 · 84 MB · updated 16 August 2026 · APK, not from the Play Store
The iPhone build is with Apple for review. The web app below is the same product and needs nothing installed.
FoundNow for Owners
For letting a place
List a room in about two minutes, answer enquiries, and confirm what is still free with one tap a week. A notification reaches you the moment a seeker writes.
Version 1.2.3 · 81 MB · updated 16 August 2026 · APK, not from the Play Store
The iPhone build is with Apple for review. The web app below is the same product and needs nothing installed.
The Android downloads are served from this domain. If somebody sends you a FoundNow APK over WhatsApp claiming to be us, do not install it — there is no other place these files live.
What your phone will ask, and what to press.
Four screens, once. After the first install, updates from this page skip straight past all of it.
- 01
Tap Download now
Chrome saves the file and shows a bar at the bottom of the screen. On a metered connection this is the only part that costs you anything. - 02
Open the file
From that bar, or from Files → Downloads if you have already dismissed it. It is named for the app and ends in.apk. - 03
Allow "install unknown apps", once
Android will say your phone is not allowed to install unknown apps from this source. That sentence is about the Play Store, not about this file: it appears for every app not installed through Google. Tap Settings, turn the permission on for the browser you downloaded with, and press back. - 04
Install, then open
Play Protect may scan it and say it was not recognised — the same fact stated a second way. Choose Install anyway if you are happy to, or use the web app instead, which needs none of this.
Use the web app until Apple is done.
The iOS builds are in review. Until they are out, the browser is the whole product rather than a cut-down version of it.
Open either portal in Safari, then Share → Add to Home Screen. It gets its own icon, opens without browser chrome, and can notify you the same way the app does. The one thing it cannot do is take a photograph straight into a listing — everything else is the same code.
Nothing to install to start looking.
The map is open now, in this browser, with everything on it confirmed free in the last week.