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For roommates, Marketplace, local resale & handovers

Show buyers who they’re meeting.

Selling locally or looking for a roommate? Send your Realr before you fix a time.

  • Real person
  • Government ID
  • Phone
  • Photos

What it shows

What your Realr can show buyers.

  • Buyers who vouch for them
  • Repeat customers
  • Their shop account (Instagram, X)
  • Registered business
  • Website is theirs
  • The item in their hand, right now
  • Identity checked

Before you meet

Send your link before the meet-up.

Buyers and roommates see a real person with a checked ID.

Your details

Choose what a stranger sees.

Show your first name and your checks. Hide the rest.

Try it. Tap a row.

What a stranger sees

You can ask too

Ask the buyer who they are.

Send one link before you fix a time. They choose what to show you.

Example person, a man in a cream hoodie.
“People ask who I am before they visit. I send one link and we fix a time.”
Marcus, landlordExample

Try it. What do you want to know?

Before the handover, can you verify on Realr?

Their answer

They proved 3 things

Real personVerified
Government IDVerified
PhoneVerified
  • Free to send. Free to answer.
  • They can say no.
  • A checked ID does not make a meeting safe.

How it works

Prove who you are in three steps.

  1. Check your face and ID

    Your ID is checked once. It is never shown to anyone.

  2. Choose what people see

    Show the checks they need. Hide the rest.

  3. Send your link

    In a chat or as a QR code. They open it without an account.

Privacy

They see the check, never your ID.

People see that a check passed. They never see your documents.

  • ID documents
  • Date of birth
  • Phone number
  • Legal name, unless you share it

Questions

Questions people ask.

Buyers cancel because they don’t know me.

Send your Realr in the chat. They see your checks before they make plans.

People ghost or don’t show up.

Swap links before you agree where and when to meet.

Does a checked ID make a meet-up safe?

No. It shows who someone is. It does not check the listing or guarantee a safe meeting.

Send your Realr before the meet-up.