gaffhunt

For couples renting in London

Stop texting each other listings at midnight

Share one shortlist instead. Write your own criteria: both commutes, a kitchen you can both cook in, storage for two bikes. gaffhunt judges every listing against it.

Early access · London first

#2

E8 · Navarino Road

£3,050 pcm · 2 bed

N16 · Brooke Road, Stoke Newington

NEW
£2,950 pcm2 bed1 bath71 m²
Fit1 fails1 poor1 fair3 met

Commutes

median of the arrival window · 32–39 min spread · 1 change · 9 min walking · of a 50 min cap

median of the arrival window · 41–52 min spread · 1 change · 12 min walking · of a 50 min cap

Top priority

Photo 4 clearly shows a full bathtub with an overhead shower attachment, not a shower cubicle.

Photo 3: the washing machine and built-in oven eat into the one L-shaped counter run — enough for one cook, tight for two.

Photo 6 shows a double with clear space either side and at the foot, but the floorplan gives no bedroom dimensions to confirm.

Important

The living room and both bedrooms face south-west; photos 2, 5 and 7 all read bright and evenly lit.

No cupboard on the floorplan and none visible in any photo.

Nice to have

No balcony visible in any photo, and the listing's Garden field just says 'Ask agent'.

How it works

Agree once. Move in happy.

01

Agree what matters

Budget, bedrooms, a real bathtub, light, both commutes. Say it once, in your own words — the dealbreakers and the nice-to-haves.

02

Start hunting

From any results page, the gaffhunt extension walks the listings and judges them against what you agreed.

03

Review one shortlist

What survives lands in one ranked list you both see. Yes or no, each of you — and gaffhunt notices what you keep saying no to.

Judged, not skimmed

Every listing, properly read

Forty near-identical tabs isn’t a search — it’s a chore split between two tired people. gaffhunt reads each listing properly: does it actually have a bathtub, does the “bright” living room face a brick wall, is the second bedroom really a cupboard.

Every judgement carries its evidence — and when a listing is ambiguous, it’s flagged for you, never quietly binned.

Cast a wider net

Search wider than you’d ever browse

Run the search one stop further out, or in the borough you only half know. gaffhunt checks every listing against real door-to-door TfL times for both commutes — not straight lines on a map. The flats that work for both of you float up, whichever search they came from.

Commutes

median of the arrival window · 32–39 min spread · 1 change · 9 min walking · of a 50 min cap

median of the arrival window · 41–52 min spread · 1 change · 12 min walking · of a 50 min cap

median of the arrival window · direct · 9 min walking · of a 20 min cap

door-to-door at your arrival times · plus the school run

First hunts go to the waitlist

London first. Waitlist members get early access in order of joining — timed to your move, if you tell us when.

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gaffhunt only reads listings; it never contacts agents or acts as you.

Questions

The short answers

When does gaffhunt launch?

London first, opening to the waitlist in order of joining. Tell us your moving window and we’ll time your invitation to it.

How does it work with the property portals?

gaffhunt is a Chrome extension. You search on the major UK portals as usual — Rightmove, Zoopla — and tell it to hunt the results page you’re looking at. It only reads: it never contacts agents, never fills in forms, never acts from your account. gaffhunt is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any portal.

What happens to listing photos?

Judged, then deleted. Photos are analysed to answer your criteria and removed straight after judgement — gaffhunt keeps the judgement, not the imagery.

Does this site track me?

No cookies, no trackers. The only things we store are the details you put in this form.