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Frequently asked questions.
A straightforward look at what Nayborlee is building and what you can try now.
Getting started
What is Nayborlee?
Nayborlee is being built as a private, member-led place for neighborhoods, shared buildings, and collectives to help, share, and gather. The current product is an interactive preview.
Can I create a community today?
You can try the three-step creator walkthrough in the preview. It creates a sample space in your browser tab; saved communities and invitations are not live yet.
Do I need an HOA?
No. A neighbor or resident can lead the space. Formal representatives can be linked when a community wants that.
Membership and privacy
Can someone join more than one community?
That is the intended model. Each community will choose its own joining method, such as invitation or reviewed request.
Will my posts show up in search?
Private member posts, attendance, and member lists are not intended for indexing. Public marketing pages and approved public happenings can be discoverable.
Are smaller groups exclusive?
Affinity groups are intended to be open to members of their wider community. Badges show connection, not permission.
Activity and local offerings
What is a Happening?
A joinable plan with a time and place, such as a walk or pickleball game. Events can also be traditions and shared projects.
Can local businesses participate?
Independent, locally owned providers and makers can submit useful offerings for review. National chains and large corporations are not eligible for paid placement. Paid placement will be labeled, separate from neighbor posts, and limited to relevant service areas. Submission alone does not guarantee publication.
Is the product available across the United States?
Nayborlee is designed for communities anywhere in the United States. Public pages do not imply that active communities or providers are already present in a given location.
Want to see it for yourself? Explore the preview →