Requests & Offers
Need help or have time to give? Post it in under 30 seconds.
A simple way to ask your neighbors for help or offer what you can give. Real commitments, real help.
How It Works
Three simple steps to give and receive help
Post in seconds
Need a drill? A ride to the doctor? Someone to watch your dog? Post your request. Have time to help? Offer what you can. Either way, it takes under 30 seconds.
Get matched with neighbors
Your neighborhood circle sees your request or offer. People who can help step forward. Your host confirms the match and you commit to helping each other—real commitments that actually happen.
Help happens
You meet up, the help happens, and everyone confirms. No posts disappearing in a feed. Real commitments between neighbors who know each other.
What Neighbors Share
Borrow tools
Need a drill for one afternoon? A ladder for the weekend? Ask your circle instead of buying or renting.
Get a ride
Doctor's appointment across town? Offer to cover gas, and a neighbor with a car can help you get there.
Dog-sitting
Going away for the weekend? Someone in your circle might love to watch your dog while you're gone.
Carrying help
Heavy groceries, moving furniture, or bringing something upstairs — sometimes you just need an extra pair of hands.
How ORE Works Here
When you help, you earn ORE — one ORE for every hour you give. When someone helps you, they earn ORE. ORE arrives locked and becomes usable by participating in your circle: helping others, sharing things, joining activities. Everyone gives and receives, and the circle stays balanced.
Common Questions
What kinds of requests can I post?
Anything you'd ask a good neighbor: help moving something, borrowing a tool, a ride somewhere, watching your pet, learning a skill, or just needing someone to talk to. If you're not sure, ask your circle's host.
How do people get matched?
The app suggests likely matches based on who's nearby, who has time, and what people have offered. Your host reviews the suggestions and confirms matches. Members commit to helping each other—nothing is ever forced.
What if no one in my circle can help?
Your request stays visible for the following week as new people join or offer help. For urgent needs, talk to your host — they may know someone in a neighboring circle who can help.
How is help tracked?
After the help happens, the person who received it confirms how much time it took. The helper earns ORE for their time, building a visible record of who gives and receives in the circle.