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Photos and video from the people and places you follow. No algorithm.

The highs: 280 characters from neighbors and from the newsroom. Turn it on and the newscast reaches your phone the moment it goes live.

Publications by the people who live here — write one, or subscribe to the ones worth reading.

What is happening near you, from agencies' own records and from neighbors. Off until you turn it on, and you choose exactly what gets through.

A floor to sleep on, offered by a neighbor: couch, spare room, driveway — mostly for people traveling in for a meeting or a hearing. No money moves through this site.

Older, affordable, fixable cars sold neighbor to neighbor — daily drivers, beaters, buckets and analog iron. Nothing newer than 2009. No money moves through this site.

What your neighbors are done with: tools, furniture, bikes, a whole garage before a move. Sell it, swap it, lend it, or give it away. No money moves through this site — sellers name their own payment app and you pay them directly.

A ride from a neighbor, not a company. Somebody driving to the courthouse on Tuesday with an empty seat, and somebody who has a hearing at nine and no way to get there. Nobody is dispatched, nobody is rated out of five, and nobody takes a cut. Every ride is free right now.