Come stay with us

Host the people you love.

Everyone says they'll come visit. Almost nobody does. Mark the dates you'd love company, share one link, and let them pick a time.

Free between friends. No app needed to look.

“Come anytime” never turns into a trip.Real dates do.

How it works

As easy as sending a text.

  1. Mark your dates

    Drag across the days you'd love company. Add a note like “Thanksgiving week, come hungry.”

  2. Share one link

    Drop it in the group chat. It stays live, so when your dates change, the link does too.

  3. They say “we're coming”

    Friends pick a stretch and the dates are theirs. No back and forth. No awkward asking.

Who it's for

Anyone with a place and people to fill it.

You moved away.

New city, guest room, and a crew back home who keep saying “we'll come out.”

You have the beach house.

Or the cabin. Or the ranch. A place made for long weeks with the people you love.

The kids have flown.

Big house. Quiet weekends. Time to fill the spare rooms again.

Our house rules.

Free between friends.

No money changes hands. Ever. It's “come stay with us,” not “book our rental.”

Private by default.

No public profiles. No search. Only people with your link see your place.

You stay in charge.

Your dates, your place, your call. Your address stays hidden until someone's coming.

Family walking down a sunny street in New Zealand

Our story

Ma·na·a·ki (verb)

To host and care for the people who come to you.

It's a te reo Māori word from New Zealand, where our family comes from. We'd visit and feel it: cousins on the floor, a long table, someone always arriving. Then we brought it home to the US. It was just our family of four here, so we turned our friends into family, and our house filled up the same way. Now we're building Manaaki together, so more houses can feel like that.

Who would you love to see this year?

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