A neighbourhood noticeboard built for Kiwis.
No algorithms. No noise. Just real conversations with the people who live in your area. We want to bring back the community feel.
Facebook groups got too loud. Community boards got too quiet. We realised Kiwis just wanted a simple, dedicated place to ask “Did anyone else hear that bang last night?” or “Is the cafe on Main St actually open?” without it getting lost in the internet void.
We're not another Facebook group.
No random admin who hasn't posted in two years. No group of 40,000 strangers spread across the country. No algorithm deciding what you see.
We're not Twitter either.
No pile-ons. No anonymous accounts picking fights. No outrage for outrage's sake.
We're neighbours. Real people, on your actual street, talking about the things that actually matter where you live.
Hyper-Local by Default
Your feed isn't the whole country's noise — it's your street. If it's happening within 2km of your front door, you'll know about it before anyone else does.
Built on Kindness
We moderate like it matters, because it does. Real local moderators, not a report button that goes into a black hole. This is a place to help, not to win an argument.
Your Voice Actually Lands
Praise the council when they fix the thing. Call it out when they don't. Either way, your neighbours — and your local reps — actually see it.
See what your neighbours are already talking about
A real mix of what people post — from lost pets to local wins.
Example posts, shown for illustration only.
What people are actually using it for
“Thanked the postie who chased down our dog.”
“Warned the street about a car casing letterboxes.”
“Organised four families for the school gala.”
“Told the council their new bike lane is genuinely brilliant.”
“Found who keeps stealing recycling bins (it was a possum).”
“Rallied ten neighbours to clean up the creek in one weekend.”
Your neighbours are already here
Your region probably already has a WhatsApp chat, a Facebook group nobody checks, and a noticeboard at the dairy.
This is the one place all of it actually works. Come find your neighbours.