Immobiliare.it - Indomio

Review by eFreeware

Immobiliare.it - Indomio is a property search app from Immobiliare.it S.p.A., covering homes for sale and rent in Italy and Spain. It has been available since January 2012 and now sits past ten million installs with a 4.8 average from more than 185,000 ratings. The main reason to consider it is simple: it gathers a large catalog of listings from both countries in one place and gives you the tools to narrow that catalog down to something you can act on.

I'd expect most people to arrive here with a destination already in mind, whether that is Rome, Milan, Madrid or Barcelona, or a smaller town somewhere in either country. The app is free, carries no ads and offers no in-app purchases, so there is nothing to weigh before installing it. What matters is whether its search tools match how you actually hunt for a home.

Drawing your search area on the map

The search tools are the heart of the app. Search by city, area or exact spot, or outline the area you want on the map. That last option is the one I'd reach for when your idea of the right neighborhood does not line up neatly with how listings are categorized, since you can shape the area yourself rather than choosing from a fixed list.

From there, filters narrow things down by price, floor space and other criteria. Between the map and the filters you can move from a broad sweep of a city to a shortlist of places that fit your budget and size requirements. The app is pitched as the best way to find a home on either market, which is marketing language, but the combination of map drawing and filtering is a sensible foundation for the job.

Saved searches, alerts and notes

Once you have a search you like, you can save it and receive alerts in the app and by email when new listings appear or prices change. Saved searches turn the app from something you check occasionally into something that comes to you, which matters in markets where good listings can move quickly. You can also save individual listings as favorites, hide the ones that did not fit your criteria, and attach your own notes to them.

Those notes are a small feature with real value. If you are comparing several apartments, jotting down what you thought of each one keeps your impressions straight instead of relying on memory. Searches and saved listings also synchronize with the website, so work you do on a computer is waiting for you on the phone, and the other way around.

Reaching the agency or owner

When a listing looks promising, the app gives you the contact details of the real estate agency, including its address and opening hours, and the same for the developer where relevant. Contact the agency or the owner by phone or email.

For anyone relocating from abroad, this is often the step where a search turns into a real conversation.

Publishing your own listing

The app is not only for buyers and renters. Owners and agencies can post property to sell or to let, from houses and apartments to penthouses, villas, chalets, garages, offices, stores, commercial spaces and warehouses. Room shares are supported too, which the developer notes are useful for students or people working away from home.

When you create a listing you supply the specifications: property type, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, floor, whether there is a lift, terrace, balcony, garden or cellar, energy efficiency and other features. For rentals, the developer advises indicating whether the home comes furnished. A profile created on the website also works here, and listings can be edited from the app.

What the app asks of you

There is no cost to download or use the app, and no advertising or in-app purchases to work around. The requirements are practical rather than financial. Searching works best when you invest a little time in setting up saved searches with sensible filters, because the alerts you get are only as good as the criteria behind them. A search that is too broad will produce noise; one that is too narrow may miss listings that would have suited you.

Publishing asks for the full set of property specifications, so gather those details first. Owners listing a rental should decide in advance whether the home is furnished. The app was last updated in October 2026 with bug fixes and optimizations, and support is reachable through the app's menu.

How I would approach it

I would start by drawing the area I actually care about on the map, then layer filters on top until the results look like places I would genuinely consider. Saving that search and letting the alerts do the work from then on seems like the most efficient way to use the app, especially if you are watching more than one city or comparing a couple of neighborhoods.

Keep the favorites list and the notes for the shortlist, and use the hide option to clear out listings that clearly do not fit, so the list stays readable. If you are selling or renting out a property, the publishing route is worth trying before you look at other options, particularly if you already have a profile on the website and can manage everything from one account.

A practical tool for the Italian and Spanish markets

Immobiliare.it - Indomio does one job well: it puts a large set of Italian and Spanish property listings into a searchable, filterable app and keeps you informed when something changes. The map drawing, saved searches, alerts and website synchronization form a coherent set of tools for anyone seriously looking, and the ability to publish and edit listings from the phone covers the other side of the transaction.

It suits buyers, renters, students looking for room shares and owners or agencies listing property in either country. If your search is confined to those two markets, this is a straightforward, free place to start.

What's new in version 26.15.1

We’ve improved our app with bug fixes and optimizations for a smoother experience. For questions or suggestions, contact us in the "Support" section of the Menu.