Aluminium, sturdy, a bit of paint on the rungs. Great for gutters, roof edges, and stringing lights before a party.
Somewhere along the way, we stopped borrowing from each other.
Then we stopped talking to each other.
Let's change that.
That's how communities are built.
Welcome, neighbor
Nabr is a private network for the people on your street. Rebuilding neighborhoods, one connection at a time.
A ladder for an afternoon, a mixer for one cake, a tent for one weekend.
ContinueSee what neighbors are asking for this week and answer one of them.
ContinuePost what you need. Asking is the other half of a neighborhood that works.
ContinueHave a look around the block first. No account needed to be curious.
ContinueWhy Nabr exists
Not for sale. Not for rent. Just owned by someone three doors down who isn't using it this weekend.
The average drill is used for twelve minutes in its lifetime. Your street already owns nearly everything you need for a one-off job — it's just sitting in someone else's garage.
The tent you used twice, the folding chairs from the party, the mixer on the top shelf. Lending them out costs you nothing and quietly makes you useful to the people nearby.
How it works
Every member is confirmed as a real neighbor before anything is shared.
List a few things you'd lend and a few things you'd happily help with.
Browse the shelf, or post what you need. Either way, a neighbor replies.
Agree a time, agree the condition, return it, and say thanks in person.
What you get back
Don't buy the thing you'll use once. Nine of them already exist within a four-minute walk.
Actually know the people living around you — including the ones you've waved at for six years.
Share what already exists instead of manufacturing another one and storing it for a decade.
Become known as someone your street can count on. It's the oldest currency there is.
On the shelf today
Aluminium, sturdy, a bit of paint on the rungs. Great for gutters, roof edges, and stringing lights before a party.
Perfect for a one-off baking project. Comes with the whisk, the paddle, and a spare bowl.
Fifteen years hiring in nonprofits. Send it over, then we sit down for an hour and mark it up together.
Asks this week
Redoing the front beds on Saturday. Would return it Sunday evening, cleaned out.
Flight at 6am. Happy to cover gas and bring back something good.
FAQ
Founding Neighbors set the tone for the whole block — the first things listed, the first favours returned, the first names learned. It takes about four minutes to join.