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These are the six start-ups that will help you settle into a new city

Aug 19, 2016, 12:49 IST

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Relocating to a new city is a big headache.

Whether it’s for work or for personal reasons, just imagining the whole process of packing, finding a movers and packers that doesn’t rob you of all your money or the endless worrying that accompanies you throughout will make you want to not shift or exist.

But, sadly, it has to be done.

And, it’s not just over when you’re done shifting to a new city. There’s a whole set of new problems waiting for you to take care of. It’s only just the beginning.

Be it having to find a place to stay, go hunting for plumbers and electricians or just finding people to hang out with after work.
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That’s what these five start-ups come in. They’ll take away some of your stress and make you settle into a new city with ease.
Don’t believe us? Find out for yourself

1. Find, book, shift. Zenify.in will help you find your perfect home.



If you're moving to Bangalore, Zenify is the broker you need. With many localities for you to choose in the city, Zenify can help you find the perfect house to call your home. With easy online payment options, you need no longer wait for your owner to collect your rent!

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2. Need to jazz up your new home? Check out Furlenco



If you constantly shift from one city to another, carrying around your furniture becomes tedious. And, let’s face it, renting is a way cheaper option than buying. All you need to do is find a website. And, that’s where Furlenco comes in. Their packages will help you furnish your home with stylish and affordable furnishings.

At the moment, Furlenco is available in Bangalore, Mumbai and Pune. Incase you’re living in Delhi NCR, you could check out Rentomojo or Permarent. Thank us later.

3. Your house needs some fixing? You need your Mr Right

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If you’re living alone, away from home, chances are you already understand the importance of having a plumber or electrician on your speed dial. But, sadly when you move to a new city, finding one at the last minute can be a bit of a problem- unless you have Mr Right. They have all the handymen you’ll ever need at your service.

4. Next stop, the hunger train - Try Swiggy



When it comes to food, Swiggy is your saviour. You can try out any restaurant near your new home with the help of Swiggy. With live tracking, you can see exactly where the delivery boy is and the status of your order.

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Also recommended: Zomato Order and Faasos.

5. Want to do some quick reading? Juggernaut is waiting for you.


There’s nothing better than curling up with a good book after a nice meal, is there? But, it’s not as easy as it sounds. You might not have any new books and not in the mood to step out or wait for two days until that book you ordered on Flipkart is delivered? Well, how about you just download Juggernaut?

A bookstore disguised as an app, it’ll make you take to reading on the phone with some really fun titles!

6. Ready to socialize? Affimity will help you find like minded people
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The biggest fear of moving to a new city is finding people you gel with. With the help of Affimity, a social networking platform, you can connect with people who share the same interests/passion as you. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or an absolute foodie, a gamer or a fitness freak, Affimity will help build your social circle by connecting you with those who share the same interests/passion as you.

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