Make more of
the place you share.

Get to know the people who share your block, building, or big idea. Make plans, lend a hand, and turn a shared place into a community.

Sign in to find your community, or start your own.

Neighbors of different ages talking together on a porch
SHOW UP✳LEND A HAND✳MAKE A PLAN✳PASS IT ON

MADE FOR YOUR KIND OF COMMUNITY

Belonging has more than one address.

A few doors apart or united by a shared purpose, every group gets its own place to connect.

A neighbor bringing a basket of groceries to another neighbor
THE NAYBORLEE WAY“I can help with that.”

A SMALLER DISTANCE BETWEEN US

A place to do
more together.

Borrow a tool. Share what you know. Start a walking group. Keep a tradition going. Nayborlee gives the people around you a calmer, more useful place to make things happen.

See how to start a group

THINGS WE DO TOGETHER

The little things become our traditions.

A shared afternoon, a hand when it matters, a reason to knock on the next door.

Neighbors gathered under string lights at a block party
Gather close to home
Neighbors helping one another carry a package
Show up for each other
Neighbors enjoying a trick-or-treat tradition
Keep a tradition going

MORE THAN A MESSAGE BOARD

What might your neighbors share?

Small invitations, useful information, and the things that make a place feel like yours.

Neighbors playing pickleball at a local court
MAKE A PLAN

Anyone up for pickleball?

Fresh tomatoes being picked from a garden
PASS IT ON

Extra tomatoes to share

A black cat outdoors
LEND A HAND

Help find a missing pet

Recycling bins ready for pickup
STAY IN THE LOOP

A reminder for pickup day

Three older neighbors chatting over coffee
COME TOGETHER

Coffee with the neighbors

EASY TO BEGIN

Your group starts with a hello.

01

Give it a name

Choose the neighborhood, building, or collective you want to bring together.

02

Invite your people

Share a private invitation or welcome requests from people nearby.

03

Make something happen

Post a useful update, offer a hand, or plan something everyone can join.

LOCAL GOODNESS

Meet the people behind the good work nearby.

The piano teacher. The rose gardener. The neighbor with a small business and a good idea. Independent local offerings can be discovered without interrupting a conversation.

For Local Small Businesses
A small business owner turning the open sign at her shop

YOUR MOVE, NAYBOR

Make the first hello count.

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