Flexible apartment rentals run on an in-house AI property operations platform
The Flex operates furnished, flexibly bookable apartments for renters and landlords, but its data reads like a software company: an engineering-dominated hiring mix and a Python/FastAPI, React and Supabase stack wired into Hostaway, Expedia, Stripe and the OpenAI API. Recurring pain points around disconnected tools and manual operations, plus a base360.ai platform build, suggest it is productizing its internal property-management automation.
The Flex is a London-headquartered, privately held company founded in 2019 that offers flexible-stay apartments with cancellation flexibility for guests. It works with landlords as an alternative to traditional high-fee property management and serves renters who want to live and work in different locations. The company employs 51–200 people and recruits across a broad international footprint spanning Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the United States. Distribution runs through channels such as Hostaway and Expedia, with Airbnb integration in progress.
The Flex builds on Python, FastAPI, React, TypeScript, Node.js, Supabase and PostgreSQL on AWS (Lambda, DynamoDB, SQS, EventBridge), with OpenAI API, Twilio, Stripe, Hostaway and HubSpot.
Job posts point to AI-powered workflows, an API-first architecture, cloud-native infrastructure scaling, Airbnb integration, and development of the base360.ai platform.
Hiring spans countries including Morocco, Tunisia, Germany, Poland, Romania, Portugal, Egypt, Turkey, Malaysia, Indonesia and the United States, with engineering the dominant focus.
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