Say
to the house next door.
Hi Neighborhood is a private home for your street. A directory where numbers are shared only by choice, events people actually show up to, and recommendations from three doors down.
Private by default Free during early access
Built by neighbors, for neighbors.
The neighborhood group chat had a good run.
Four hundred unread messages. A lost-dog post buried under a fence debate. The pool hours, somewhere, from 2022. Your street deserves a real home: calm, useful, and actually yours.
The group chat
- Everyone sees everyone’s number
- Events lost in the scroll
- “Anyone know a good roofer?” every week
- New neighbors join to 400 unread
Hi Neighborhood
- You choose who sees your number
- Events with RSVPs and a real map
- Recommendations neighbors vouch for
- New neighbors get the history, not 400 unread
Everything your street actually uses.
Six simple rooms, one front door. Nothing to doomscroll, no ads, no strangers.
Neighbors
Who lives where, kids’ names, the dog’s name. Phone and address only if they say so.
Events
Block parties, yard sales, the summer cookout. RSVP in a tap and see who’s coming.
Recommendations
The plumber, the sitter, the tree guy. Trusted because they came from your street.
Feed
Heads-ups, found keys, borrow-a-ladder. The good parts of the group chat, none of the noise.
Docs
Bylaws, pool rules, the snow-plow schedule. One place, always current.
History
Old photos and the stories behind them. What makes a place feel like home.
Only you decide who sees your number.
- Invite-only. Your organizer decides who’s in.
- Nothing is public. Not to search engines, not to advertisers, not to the next street over.
- A lock just means “not shared yet.” No pressure, no nagging.
Example Try it. These are made-up settings, and nothing is saved.
Any place with a front door and a neighbor.
Started as one neighborhood’s app. Now it’s opening to yours.
HOAs
Dues reminders, board docs and the annual meeting, without the binder.
Condo associations
Elevator heads-ups, the package room, who’s in 4B.
Lake & road associations
Dock schedules, the road fund, the summer get-together.
A single street
No association needed. Just one neighbor willing to organize.
Pick a house color.
Every neighborhood gets its own color. Try one and watch the button follow.
Save your street a spot.
We’re opening neighborhood by neighborhood. Join the list and we’ll say hi when it’s your turn. Organizers go first.