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Apateu

The AI housing discovery engine
for Gen Z students.

Sublease marketplace + apartment search, finally AI-native.

Verified student subleases in the Apateu iOS app, with the Housing Agent and Sublease tabs
The AI Contract Assistant drafting a sublease agreement in the Apateu iOS app
01 — Subleases · on iOS

Sublet to a verified student,
on a real agreement.

Summer internship, study abroad, early graduation — a sublease always comes down to trust and paperwork. The app handles both.

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    AI-drafted sublease agreement. Describe your terms in plain words; the app writes a clean, state-aware agreement in about a minute.

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    Signed in the app. Both sides e-sign on their phone — no printing, no PDFs passed around over text.

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    University verification. Students confirm their campus with a .edu email or student ID, so you know who you are renting to.

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    Built-in chat. Ask about the room, agree on dates, keep the whole thread in one place.

02 — Housing agent · in the app

AI-native
apartment search.

Old apartment sites make you do the work: twenty open tabs, rigid filter menus, stale prices — and you still end up asking every building the same questions. Here, you ask once. The agent does the searching.

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$4,674Nob Hill
$5,057SoMa
$2,995UC Berkeley
$2,610Walnut Creek
$2,408San Ramon
$2,539Hayward
$3,437San Mateo
$4,355Redwood City
$4,225Mountain View
$3,935Sunnyvale
$3,353San José State
© Mapbox © OpenStreetMap
1BR median rent by region
Whole-unit median · $2,408 – $5,057
Bar height = price · 117 of 29 regions shown
Apateu agentlive index

If I want to rent a 1B, can you compare the average monthly rent across all Bay Area regions?

Counting inventory — 29 regions in one pass
Drawing the results on the map

Across the 29 Bay Area regions we index, 1-bedroom medians run $2,408 – $5,057:

CheapestSan Ramon $2,408 · Concord $2,530 · Hayward $2,539
MiddleOakland $2,650 · Fremont $2,795 · UC Berkeley $2,995
TopMountain View $4,225 · Nob Hill $4,674 · SoMa $5,057

Every number is a live median from buildings we index — the map is drawn by the agent, to scale.

Re-drawn from a real session on the live index — one question, 29 regions, 596 buildings.

03 — How it works

One question in.
A researched answer out.

The agent runs on an index we build and refresh ourselves — every answer is grounded in it.

ASK PLAN RESEARCH · IN PARALLEL SYNTHESIZE ANSWER Your question in plain English Plan the research what to look up Live index search Building facts Prices & deals Commutes & areas Synthesize compare · rank · check Answer, with numbers Ranked grid + map not covered? it says so
Where we're live

Five metros indexed.
The Bay just went live.

Every building is read from the operator's own site and refreshed on a cadence, so you see the latest advertised price we found — not a stale copy of a copy.

Los Angeles
1,077 buildings
New York
449 buildings
Boston
77 buildings
Seattle
270 buildings
Bay Area
873 buildings
For operators · in development

The same engine, pointed at your leasing workflow.

Students talk to one agent. We are building it to work agent-to-agent with the systems a property manager already runs — grounded in your inventory, your SOPs and your PMS, not a generic chatbot bolted onto a website. Here is the workflow we're building toward:

STUDENT DEMAND One conversation search · question · tour · apply APATEU AGENT · A2A Parse · route · merge your PMS your SOPs 1,600+ indexed buildings OPERATOR SIDE Work handed back tour · application · lease · renewal DESIGNED WORKFLOW — NOT YET IN PRODUCTION
See the operator platform Design stage — no operator integration is live or signed yet.

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