Stop guessing whether a Paris flat is actually any good.
Chazelle turns a messy rental listing into a clear verdict. Paste a URL from Lodgis, Paris Attitude, Spotahome — anywhere — and it pulls out the facts, times the commute to your school or office, checks your hard requirements, and scores it 0–100 against a rubric you control.
No spreadsheet wrangling. No twelve open tabs in French. One scored shortlist.
A six-month flat in Paris is scattered across a dozen sites — and none of them tell you if it's right.
The good listings hide on mid-term platforms — Lodgis, Paris Attitude, Spotahome, Wunderflats — each with its own filters, half of them in French, all built around the wrong lease length. A six-month stay falls into the awkward gap between a tourist let and a one-year bail meublé.
So you end up copying rents into a spreadsheet, eyeballing Google Maps for the commute, and forgetting which flat had the broken windows. Every listing looks fine in photos. None of them are scored on what actually matters to you.
Three steps, one verdict.
Paste a listing URL
Chazelle fetches the page and extracts rent, fees, size, floor, furnishings, lease length and more — flagging anything it had to infer for you to confirm.
It routes & scores
Door-to-door transit time to your saved school or office is computed automatically, then every category is scored and weighted against your rubric.
You compare & decide
A clean 0–100 score, hard-fail flags, and a side-by-side compare view turn ten maybes into a ranked shortlist you can act on.
A rubric you actually control
Weights, thresholds and rules are all tunable. Decide that commute matters twice as much as elevator access — the scores update and every listing re-ranks.
Hard requirements that auto-fail
Non-negotiables — secure entry, heating, a street that feels safe at night, a written lease — flag a listing as a hard fail no matter how pretty the rest is.
Commute, computed for you
Set the work / school address once. Every listing gets a real Google transit time and line-change count — not a guess from staring at a map.
Seven weighted categories. Nothing hidden.
Every listing is graded across the dimensions that decide whether a place is livable for a six-month stay — then rolled into a single number you can rank on. The weights below are the starting point; bend them to your priorities.
- Commute & location20
Door-to-school travel time, line changes, and metro proximity.
- Neighborhood vibe & safety20
How the quartier feels day and night; reviewer's on-the-ground read anchors this.
- Layout & livability15
Size, room count, furnishing, and how workable the space is for a student.
- Condition & infrastructure10
Building age signals, elevator, heating/hot water, and general upkeep.
- Light, noise & comfort10
Natural light, floor height, and quiet — reviewer's sensory read anchors this.
- Lease terms & flexibility10
Lease length fit, foreign-student acceptance, deposit and fee load.
- Overall value15
Rent (incl. fees) relative to size and quality for the area.
Tuned for the bail mobilité reality.
A mobility lease (one to ten months, no deposit) is the cleanest fit for a semester or a relocation — and the lease type the expat platforms actually support. Chazelle scores lease flexibility and foreign-tenant acceptance as first-class signals, not afterthoughts.
Clean public listing URLs, English-friendly, real six-month inventory — the friendly sources Chazelle ingests best.
Score your first Paris flat in under a minute.
Paste a link. Get a verdict. Spend your energy on the places worth touring.