Start with something your neighbors need.
A free food pantry. A quiet café. An accessible playground. Give your map a purpose, then add places with categories, photos, and useful details.
Rooted in your neighborhood
Good neighbors.
Great local maps.
Turn the tips in your group chat into a living map. Neighborly helps you find, add, and share the places that make everyday life a little easier.
For parents, neighborhood groups, and people who lend a hand.
Local knowledge belongs to everyone.
One useful pin can be a good place to start.
Our founding promises
Community before commerceEasy to share, wherever you gatherBuilt around local trust
Small pins. Real-world help.
Your neighborhood knows a lot.
Bring it together.
Not another static directory. A shared picture of what’s nearby, shaped by the people who actually live there.
What would you map?
- Free food pantries & community fridges
- Accessible playgrounds & quiet cafés
- Trick-or-treat routes & neighborhood events
A few ideas to get your first map growing.
Let local knowledge fill in the gaps.
Invite neighbors to contribute pins and updates. Community moderation helps keep the map useful as opening hours, supplies, and local needs change.
Send it beyond the group chat.
Share a map link, pass along a QR code, or embed your map. Make good local information easier to find—and easier to keep moving.
Room to grow
Start small. Keep it neighborly.
Free maps for individuals and small groups are at the heart of Neighborly. Explore available plans below; advanced tools and organization options depend on the plan.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Planning a map for a city or nonprofit? Custom branding, bulk imports, analytics, and white-label tools are part of our longer-term roadmap—not a promise of what’s included today.
A little local goes a long way
Make something useful.
Share it with a neighbor.
You don’t need to map the whole city. Start with one need, a few places, and people who care.