Following rapid web adoption, Relm's mobile app sets the foundation for the industry's first fully AI-powered, all-in-one real estate platform
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / March 31, 2025 / Relm AI, the conversational AI-powered apartment search platform that's transforming how people find homes, today announced the launch of its iOS mobile application. The release comes just five months after Relm's successful web platform debut, which has seen exceptional user growth and engagement across major metropolitan markets.
The Relm app brings the company's groundbreaking natural language search capabilities to iPhone users, allowing them to search for properties by describing exactly what they want in their own words rather than navigating traditional filter systems. The core technology behind the application is Relm's proprietary visual search technology which unlocks the ability for users to search for features not found in the text and data of property listings.
"Our [web]site proved that renters are truly desperate for a more intuitive, human way to find their next home," said Evan Robinson, CEO of Relm AI. "With our iOS app, we're not just offering a mobile version of our web experience - we're laying the foundation for what will become the industry's first truly comprehensive, AI-powered real estate platform that handles everything from search to signing a lease."
Since its web launch in October 2024, Relm has expanded service to 16 states including New York, California, Florida, and Texas, with plans to reach nationwide coverage by the end of the year. The platform's conversational AI approach has resonated particularly with "the next generation" of urban renters, who appreciate the ability to search for visual features like "exposed brick walls" or "lots of natural light" that traditional platforms cannot easily filter for.
The iOS app includes all of Relm's web functionality, optimized for mobile use:
Natural language search capabilities that understand complex queries
Direct messaging with listing agents without sharing personal contact information
Neighborhood exploration features that identify nearby amenities and points of interest
Integration with Relm's "Journey" feature, which streamlines the entire rental process from search to lease signing
"What we're building goes far beyond search - our vision is to automate and simplify the entire moving process," added Robinson. "Our data shows that users save an average of 7 hours when finding an apartment through Relm compared to traditional methods. With our mobile app, we're taking another major step toward our ultimate goal: making renting a new home as simple as a one-click checkout."
Industry analysts have noted Relm's potential to disrupt the $74 billion residential leasing market. Unlike legacy platforms that primarily serve as listing aggregators, Relm is building an end-to-end ecosystem that addresses major pain points throughout the rental process.
"We've already seen users adopt Relm for purposes beyond our original vision, like using our AI to explore neighborhoods and locate amenities around potential homes," said Robinson. "This kind of organic usage expansion tells us we're onto something truly transformative. The iOS app will accelerate this growth while we continue developing new features to automate applications, digital lease signing, and eventually, the entire moving process."
The Relm app is available for free download on the App Store beginning March 31, 2025.
About Relm AI
Relm AI is revolutionizing how people find and secure their next home through conversational AI technology. Founded in 2023, Relm allows users to search for rental properties using natural language, eliminating the limitations of traditional filter-based search. The platform's expanding suite of tools aims to streamline and automate the entire rental process from search to move-in. Relm currently serves renters in 16 states across the U.S., with rapid expansion underway.
Media Contact:
Jackson Reiter
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jackson@relm.ai
SOURCE: Relm AI
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