A home exchange club for kosher-observant families. Every listing states its kashrut level, whether it sits inside the eruv, and how many minutes it is to the nearest synagogue or Chabad house — before you have to ask a stranger in a Facebook group.
Kashrut level, eruv boundary, mikveh access, walking minutes to synagogues and Chabad houses. Bedrooms and Wi-Fi come second.
Propose your dates and your home. No money moves between families — the membership is the only thing you pay for.
Dates don't line up? Rent from a host instead, and hire local help — a sitter, a cleaner, a cook — from the same community.
Mainstream platforms have no field for any of this. So kosher families end up scrolling a Facebook group, hoping someone mentions their kitchen setup.
The nearest thing that exists today charges $230 a year for unlimited swaps — and knows nothing about kashrut. One membership here, unlimited swap requests, no commission on top.
