You want to build a shelf, go on a camping trip, tackle the garden or throw a birthday party, but you’re missing that one piece of equipment, such as a power saw, a roof box for the car, a tent, a racing bike, or a speaker. Buying it for a single use feels wasteful. And borrowing usually turns into phone calls, asking around and scrolling through ten different sites.
Auxie fixes that. The Kortrijk-based ‘peer-to-peer’ rental platform connects supply and demand in your own neighbourhood, from tools and car accessories to bikes and party gear like bounce castles and party tents. The regional press described it as “the Airbnb for your stuff”.
Searching, reserving and booking all happen in one click. Every user verifies their identity before a transaction goes through, so you can rent with confidence, even from someone you’ve never met. Auxie handles paid rentals with clear agreements and a transparent price upfront.
Behind the system sits a simple idea. Why buy something that’s sitting in an attic three streets away? Unused items get several more lives this way, and you only pay when you actually need something.
Got gear of your own that rarely gets used? List it for rent in a few minutes and earn something from it. Both private individuals and businesses can rent their equipment out or rent from others, which makes the offer grow fast. Auxie started in Kortrijk and is now expanding across Flanders. Discover what’s available to rent near you on the website.