A shared directory and calendar for your neighbourhood.
The groups around you each keep their own calendar and their own page — the sports club, the library, the youth house, the street committee. This brings them together in one list and one calendar, in the languages your neighbourhood actually speaks.
Free to start · Your own web address · Nothing to install
What you get
The groups keep their own entries up to date, so it doesn't all land on one volunteer.
A list of local groups
Each organisation gets a page: what they do, how to reach them, where to find them.
One calendar
Everything coming up, with filters for what it is, who it's for, and the language it's in.
You don't have to translate
Write in the language you think in. The others are filled in automatically, and anyone can correct them.
Your own look
Your name, colours, logo and header photo.
Groups post for themselves
Organisations manage their own page and their own activities. You approve who joins.
Your own web address
An address you can put on a poster, and your own domain name later on.
How it works
Create the community
Pick a name and a web address. You're the first administrator.
Set it up
A checklist takes you through the look, the languages, and the kinds of activity you want to list.
Invite the groups
They add their own page and post what they organise. You approve the ones that are new.
What it costs
Nothing, for now. Billing isn't switched on, so communities that start now are not being charged. There will be a paid plan later. You'll hear about it before anything changes, and you can delete your community and everything in it yourself, at any point.
Start a community
It takes a minute. You can delete it again just as quickly.
- For a neighbourhood, a village, a town, or a shared interest
- Nothing is filled in for you; a checklist helps you set it up
- Add the languages your community actually speaks
- Delete it yourself, whenever you want