NYC Apartment Hunting, Automated

Stop searching.
Let WalkUp
hunt for you.

An AI agent that monitors every listing in NYC, contacts brokers on your behalf, and manages your entire apartment search while you live your life.

$5K
NYC median rent
24/7
Always watching
<2hr
Avg listing lifespan

Apartment hunting in NYC is a full-time job you didn't apply for.

You refresh StreetEasy 40 times a day. You email brokers who ghost you. You show up to viewings for apartments that were rented yesterday. The best places are gone before you even see them. It doesn't have to be this way.

7:02 AM

New listing drops on StreetEasy

You're asleep. Three people already emailed the broker.

11:30 AM

You find the perfect 1BR in the West Village

Broker says there's already 8 applications ahead of you.

6:15 PM

You rush to a viewing after work

The apartment was rented 2 hours ago. Nobody told you.

WalkUp works while you don't.

Set your criteria once. Your agent handles the rest.

01

Tell it what you want

Budget, neighborhoods, must-haves, dealbreakers. WalkUp learns your preferences and starts scanning every platform in real time.

02

It hunts 24/7

New listings matched in seconds. WalkUp contacts brokers immediately, asks the right questions, and flags the ones worth your time.

03

You just show up

Viewings scheduled around your calendar. Application materials prepped. You walk in, love it, sign the lease. Done.

Search tools vs. an actual agent.

Every other tool
  • You search, you filter, you scroll
  • You email brokers and wait
  • You track applications in a spreadsheet
  • You find out it's rented after visiting
  • You do this every single day for weeks
WalkUp
  • Agent monitors every platform for you
  • Broker outreach happens in seconds
  • Applications tracked and prepped automatically
  • Real-time status updates on every lead
  • You get your evenings back

The best apartment in NYC goes to whoever moves fastest.

WalkUp makes sure that's you. An AI that doesn't sleep, doesn't forget, and doesn't lose bidding wars because it was stuck in a meeting.