A Win IRL neighborhood app

Know the neighbors your kids could walk to.

The person walking their dog past your house every day is a stranger. IRL Corner rebuilds the first layer of a neighborhood — knowing who's who — for the ~20 households your kids could walk to. Every field is opt-in. It's never a feed, and your data is never for sale.

How a Corner starts

You can't start one alone — and that's the point. Founding a Corner means walking to two neighbors and doing it together, standing in a driveway, in about five minutes.

  1. Found it in a driveway

    Walk to two neighbors you already know, show them the app, and start your Corner together. Three households is the seed — no Corner begins alone.

  2. Add faces & names

    “The blue house on Elm.” “Max, the golden retriever.” Share as little or as much as you like — every field is opt-in, per person.

  3. Neighbors vouch neighbors

    Joining takes a vouch from two verified members: “Yes, that's Josh at the blue house, I've met him.” No ID uploads, no credit checks — ever.

  4. Actually know your street

    Greet the dog-walker by name. Borrow a tall ladder. Throw a fire-pit Friday. The trust layer everything else is built on.

Not another town-sized feed

Rings, not one big feed

Nextdoor collapsed every distance into one municipal feed. IRL Corner keeps rings structurally separate — different jobs, different trust. Content never bleeds from one ring into another.

Corner

  • ~10–30 homes
  • 2–5 min walk
  • High trust

Faces and names, borrowing, block parties, watch-out-for-each-other. Fully identified, strongly verified. This is v1.

Neighborhood

  • 200–1,000 homes
  • 15–20 min walk
  • Interest matching

“Three people within a 15-minute walk also fly-fish.” Affinity at walking distance — where friendships actually form.

Town

  • Municipal
  • Civic
  • Deprioritized

A containment vessel for civic fights and vendor chatter, so they never poison the Corner. Built last — or not at all.

No feed

Announcements and direct messages — not an attention machine. No comment threads, which is where neighbor poison brews.

No ads, no targeting

Local sponsors get a place, never a voice — a banner on the outfield fence, not a spot in your feed. No auctions, no boosts.

Never for sale

No data sale, no sharing, no ad targeting — structurally. There's no advertising system your neighbor data could flow into.

For neighbors 🏡

  • An opt-in directory of the people right around your corner
  • Found in a driveway; joined with a neighbor's vouch
  • Announcements & DMs — no feed, no comment-section poison
  • Your data is never sold, shared, or targeted
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For local businesses 🔨

  • A quiet “supported by” banner — a place, not a voice
  • Sponsor the block party, not a feed
  • Neighbor-vouched localness — no PE roll-ups, no chains
  • Flat, small, non-exclusive pricing. No auctions, ever
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Bring IRL Corner to your street.