On Stompstart by 22 August 2019 · London · United Kingdom
Movebubble.
A London app for renters that let tenants find flats, book viewings and read other renters' tips, before its company went into liquidation in 2022.
Real estate
Timeline
- Funding
TechCrunch reported Movebubble raised $1.6 million, bringing total investment to $3.4 million.
Funding · Announced - Listing page saved
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- On record
Property Industry Eye reported Movebubble's website and app were offline after a notice about critical technical issues, and that nobody at the firm answered calls or emails.
On record · Announced - Closed
Movebubble Limited passed an extraordinary resolution to wind up; a voluntary liquidator was appointed (filed 11 May 2022) in a creditors' voluntary winding up.
Closure · Announced - Closed
Movebubble Limited was dissolved following liquidation (Final Gazette).
Closure · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“Making renting better”
As listed on Stompstart
“Making renting better”
Movebubble is London’s only renter-dedicated property search tool. Renters can discover properties, book viewings and secure a home in just a few taps via an app – using other renters’ honest feedback to save a huge amount of time and stress. The app is built by a team of like-minded renters with the aim of allowing people to collaborate and make renting simple. The service includes real-time feedback through tips and insights collected from other users in the community. Movebubble made their debut on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt London in December 2015, and although they're London-only for the moment the mission is to make renting better for the world’s renters.
- Topics
- Social networks
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Location
- London · United Kingdom
In our words: The listing described Movebubble as a property search tool built only for renters: discover homes, book viewings and secure a place in a few taps, guided by other renters' feedback. It said the team debuted on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt London in December 2015 and served only London for now.
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