Your neighborhood, finally organized.From block chatters to board matters.
14-day free trial. From $29/month. Cancel anytime.
neighbors.fyi is a private, residents-first community app for HOAs, condos, co-ops, and neighborhoods that brings chat, events, payments, community issues, documents, and board governance into one platform.
“Our previous HOA board wasn’t transparent, so we ended up running the community from a group chat. But a chat forgets everything: the same questions every week, complaints that scrolled away, no home for any of it. So I built one, and figured other communities would want one too.”
Patrick Burgart · Founder & HOA resident
Portals bury your community in menus.
We put it on the map.
Lost your dog?
Pin her where you last saw her. The whole neighborhood is watching in seconds.
Throwing a block party?
Pin it to your street. Neighbors RSVP and sort out the details in the event thread.
Want the court?
Hours, rules, and reservations live on the pin. No calls. No asking around.
A resident starts it. The board follows.
Most community software fails because nobody opens it. So we built one residents actually want to open.
Just talk to your block.
Spin up a community, invite the neighbors already in your group chat, and you’re running. No board mandate needed.
Run the community side.
Events, RSVPs, polls, a marketplace, resident-led projects. The fun layer most communities never get to.
Run the whole HOA.
Once most of the neighborhood is here, the board joins in: promote an admin, import the roster, turn on their tools. Billing moves to the HOA, and we handle the switch.
New to a board? Read the first-90-days guide.
All the tools. None of the bloat.
Where neighbors actually connect.
The neighborly stuff, built so the chatty few don't drown out everyone else.
- Threaded chat with channels for the building, the pool, the dog park, and DMs that actually feel private.
- Events with real RSVPs so you know who is coming, who is a maybe, and where the details live.
- A shared photo album so the pictures from the picnic outlive the scroll.
- A neighborhood marketplace to buy, sell, give away, or track down the 25-foot ladder one garage over.
- Polls without a quorum tax to ask the building whether Tuesday or Thursday works for trash day.
Anyone notice the courtyard light is out? Coming in late tonight 👀
Reported a community issue. They’re sending someone tomorrow.
Linked: CI-184Also: trash pickup is moving to Tues next week 🗑️
Adding to the building calendar now.
Pricing that does the math for you.
Per-household pricing, one bill for the whole community. Drag the slider to your door count and every tier reprices instantly.
The questions everyone asks.
No, and please don't. Most communities start with one floor, one cul-de-sac, or one committee. When enough neighbors are using it, the board joins because it's already where the conversations are.
No. Whoever starts the community pays for it at first, from $29/month on the Neighborhood tier, and you can split that with a few neighbors if you like. When the board takes over, billing moves to the HOA. We handle the switch, and nothing about your community changes.
It's a real, mobile-friendly web app. Nothing to download from an app store: residents open it in the browser they already use. Native iOS and Android apps are on the roadmap, but the web works on every device your community already owns.
Those portals are built for the management company. You log in when you have to pay something or hunt down a PDF, then forget it exists. neighbors.fyi is built for the people who live there, so there's a reason to open it on a Tuesday: chat, events, the marketplace, a map of your own street. The board tools sit on top of that. You can keep your manager portal for accounting and use us for everything residents touch.
Communities are private by default. Residents see what their role allows. Board-only channels stay board-only. Every admin action is logged. We don't train models on your messages, sell your data, or surface ads. Your dues pay for the product.
Honestly, because every community we host costs us real money. Each one has its own database, its own deployment, and its own backups, plus the people-cost of keeping the product safe, supported, and improving. An unlimited free tier means subsidizing every community indefinitely, which is the kind of thing that quietly kills good products three years in. We'd rather charge from $29/month, stay around, and ship features. The 14-day free trial gives you enough time to actually invite neighbors and see if it sticks before any card gets charged.
That describes most HOAs, and it's who we built for. There's nothing to install and nothing to configure: a resident opens the community link in whatever browser they already use, and they're in. The layout stays in plain language with the same words throughout, so the neighbors who "don't do apps" can still read the newsletter and RSVP to the picnic.
Give your community a home.
Start with the neighbors already in your group chat. Bring the board on when they are ready.
14-day free trial. From $29/month. No app to install, works in any browser.