A place to belong.

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Two broke youngsters, like little ducklings who'd just left their brood no clue how to swim, only that we had to.

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Finding a place to live was the first hard lesson. But we had something most people don't get: each other. Childhood friends, navigating a new city side by side.

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Our own friends weren't so lucky. Strangers as flatmates. Frustration as a daily habit. Compromises nobody warns you about.

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We watched people move in as strangers and stay strangers — polite roommates who never became anything more, even a year in.

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That's not a housing problem. That's a compatibility problem wearing a housing costume.

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On a metro ride from Dwarka to Majlis Park, an idea sparked.

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Because who you live with matters as much as where you live.

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Days became weeks. From two we became a team of six. We started out from our rooms and video calls, which felt about right for people who are building something from scratch. Sleepless nights. Endless interviews. Building, breaking, rebuilding.

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That idea became Mitro.

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We built Mitro to ask the questions listings never do — about cleanliness, sleep schedules, noise, the small stuff that quietly decides whether two people become friends or just co-tenants.

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No fake photos. No ghost listings. No "friendly, non-judgmental" bios written by someone who turns out to be neither. Every listing verified. Every profile checked. What you see is who — and where — you're actually getting.

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A good flatmate isn't easy to find. We're here to change that math — and make sure everything in between is something you can actually trust.