Patchwork Living
Flexible Housing + Light Labor, Done Right

Stitched by people, powered by purpose.

We give property owners peace of mind and verified Gapsitters flexible, paid opportunities.

The gap-sitting revolution

What is "gap-sitting"?

A gapsitter is a vetted, trusted short-term occupant who bridges the gap between full-time use of a property. Unlike traditional tenants or casual house-sitters, gapsitters provide responsible presence, light maintenance, and security during vacancies or transitions. They earn flexible side income while owners gain peace of mind, safe assets, and real accountability.

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Why Patchwork, why now?

Millions of homes sit empty

About 15 million homes are vacant nationwide. Matching responsible people to idle homes is common sense.

America is aging fast

The 65+ population is ~61 million today and will be roughly 1 in 5 Americans by 2030β€”more help-at-home, more check-ins, more trusted presence.

America is retiring fast

By 2030, over 10,000 Americans will turn 65 every day. Retirees are more mobile, traveling more, and open to flexible side work like house sitting and caretaking.

Work is more flexible than ever

Over a third of U.S. workers now do gig, freelance, or remote work. More people are mobile and open to short-term housing roles.

Sources: U.S. Census (vacancies & aging), LendingTree analysis of Census data.

Why Patchwork, why now?

Millions of homes sit empty

About 15 million homes are vacant nationwide. Matching responsible people to idle homes is common sense.

America is aging fast

The 65+ population is ~61 million today and will be roughly 1 in 5 Americans by 2030β€”more help-at-home, more check-ins, more trusted presence.

America is retiring fast

By 2030, over 10,000 Americans will turn 65 every day. Retirees are more mobile, traveling more, and open to flexible side work like house sitting and caretaking.

Work is more flexible than ever

Over a third of U.S. workers now do gig, freelance, or remote work. More people are mobile and open to short-term housing roles.

Sources: U.S. Census (vacancies & aging), LendingTree analysis of Census data.