House sitting you can trust

Keep your home occupied while you’re away with a safe, human exchange: accommodation in return for light services (presence, pet care, small tasks), within a clear framework.

Why have someone stay in your home while you’re away?

It’s not only about security. A real presence helps keep daily life “normal”: small issues get spotted early, the home stays cared for, and you leave with peace of mind.

  • A lived-in home is naturally more reassuring

  • Basic upkeep helps prevent unpleasant surprises

  • Pets and plants can be cared for consistently

A modern alternative to traditional house sitting

ToitChezMoi is based on home sharing in exchange for services. Instead of a purely transactional arrangement, it’s a balanced agreement: you provide accommodation, and the other person commits to a defined presence and agreed tasks.

The goal is simple: clarity, respect and trust—with expectations agreed upfront.

How it works on ToitChezMoi

  1. Create a listing describing your home, dates, and expectations.
  2. Talk to potential guests and choose the profile that feels right.
  3. Put it in writing: tasks, frequency, house rules, and end date.
  4. Leave with confidence, knowing your home is occupied and respected.

What can be included in the exchange?

Keep it simple and realistic. Typical examples include:

  • A regular presence in the home
  • Collecting mail and deliveries
  • Light day-to-day upkeep
  • Watering plants / basic garden care
  • Pet care
  • General supervision of the property

Trust, safety and clear expectations

Trust is built through transparency. We recommend a written agreement and clear house rules. To support both sides, ToitChezMoi provides a code of conduct and a safety guide.

  • ✔ Clear communication before committing
  • ✔ Written agreement recommended
  • ✔ Shared code of conduct
  • ✔ Practical safety guidance

Who is this for?

This solution is especially relevant for homeowners who travel, people away for extended periods, families, pet owners, and anyone looking for a trust-based way to keep a home occupied.