AI-Assisted Home Search
Fotocasa makes the first step of house hunting conversational: describe the home you want in everyday language, including an area, a budget, bedrooms, or a bathroom preference. The AI search can turn those details into a more focused starting point, while the microphone-style entry makes voice-led requests feel natural on a phone.
Once the search is shaped, users can continue refining the property brief instead of rebuilding it from scratch. This is useful when a simple phrase such as a two-bedroom flat near work says more than a long list of filters, helping renters and buyers move from a broad idea to listings that fit their priorities.
Buy, Rent, and Share Listings
Search starts with the decision that matters most: buying a home, renting one, or finding a room to share. Fotocasa brings flats, houses, rooms, apartments, villas, studios, and new-build properties into the same property-search experience, so users can compare the type of housing that fits their situation.
Location search accepts a municipality, neighbourhood, or postcode, and advanced filters help narrow price, bedrooms, size, energy rating, and other details. Map-based tools add another way to define an area, which is practical for people who know where they want to live even when they have not chosen a particular listing. This keeps the search useful whether the priority is a central flat, a family house, or a room near a daily destination.
Favourites, Alerts, and Direct Messages
House hunting is easier to manage when promising options do not disappear into a long search. Users can save favourite properties, share a shortlist with up to five people, and return to saved choices while comparing homes across different areas or budgets.
Alerts help keep the search active by notifying users about new homes that match their preferences or price changes on saved listings. The inbox-style message area also supports direct conversations with agencies and landlords, giving renters and buyers a clear place to arrange viewings or follow up on a property. A clear shortlist can reduce repeated searches and make conversations easier to coordinate.
Listing a Property for Sale or Rent
Fotocasa also serves owners and professionals who need to put a property in front of potential buyers or tenants. A listing workflow can collect the home’s details, photos, and description, then present the offer to people searching in the relevant Spanish market.
This makes the app useful on both sides of a move: a house hunter can browse and contact an advertiser, while an owner can prepare a sale or rental listing from the same service. Valuation, neighbourhood information, commute-oriented search, and mortgage-related tools add practical context when users are deciding what a home may cost and where it fits into daily life.
