You Weren’t Meant to Do This Alone

HOW IT WORKS

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Tell us what you’re looking for: budget, location, lifestyle.

This helps us better understand your shared living goals.

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Build Your Profile

Complete your Lily profile, including our compatibility assessment and verification requirements.

The more we understand your routines, preferences, and household expectations, the more thoughtfully we can curate introductions within the network.

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Recieve Curated Introductions

Based on your preferences and completed profile, Lily provides a small number of verified introductions aligned with your stated criteria.

No endless scrolling.
No anonymous listings.
No guesswork.

Why join now?

Every community starts somewhere.

Lily’s Founding Guests are the first women helping shape a more intentional future for shared living.

They joined early, before the growth, before everyone else catches on.

And that matters to us.

Founding Guest Benefits

  • Complimentary Founding Guest membership during our launch phase

  • Verified Founder badge on your Lily profile

  • Priority access to curated introductions

  • Lifetime re-entry at $29, regardless of future standard pricing

Founding status is limited to the first 25 approved members.

Once all spots are filled, Founding Guest enrollment will close.

By applying as a Founding Guest you agree to Lily's Founding Member Terms and Community Standards.

Think of this as your landing pad.

A place to land. A place to grow. A place to choose what’s next.

Real women. Real lives.

MEET DEBBIE, 32, SINGLE MOM

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Debbie works full-time as a nurse and raises a daughter solo. She's spending $1,900/month on a cramped two-bedroom apartment. After rent, childcare, and groceries, there's almost nothing left. She's exhausted, stressed, and has no backup when her kids are sick or when she needs a break.

She's not living. She's surviving.

She needs a more sustainable way to live within the one she already has.

A shared living arrangement could offer:

  • more financial flexibility

  • a more intentional home environment

  • greater day-to-day support through shared living

A little less pressure.
A little more room to plan.


What if co-housing gave her room to grow?

MEET MAYA, 27, YOUNG PROFESSIONAL

A young woman with long brown hair, wearing a gray blazer, sitting by a large window with a city view, smiling at the camera, holding a closed silver laptop on her lap.

Maya just started her career in marketing.

She’s earning a decent income, but between rent, student loans, and everyday expenses, there isn’t much left for savings or fun. She works from home several days a week and misses the sense of connection college life once gave her.

She wants more than just an apartment. She wants flexibility, community, and a living situation that supports the life she’s building.

Shared living could offer:

  • more financial flexibility

  • access to neighborhoods she may not consider alone

  • a more intentional home environment

A little less isolation.
A little more possibility.

What if co-housing was the launchpad, not the destination?


MEET MARIA, 42, RECENTLY DIVORCED

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Maria is starting over.

After 15 years of marriage, she’s suddenly living alone for the first time in her adult life. Her apartment is expensive and feels quiet. This is not at all how she imagined this next chapter would feel.

She wants more than just a place to live. She wants breathing room: financially, emotionally, and practically, while she figures out what comes next.

Shared living could offer:

  • more financial flexibility

  • a more connected home environment

  • the option for independence without complete isolation

A place to reset.
A place to rebuild.

What if co-housing gave you time to transform?

Get started with Lily today.