The people around you
are ready to show up.
Neighborly Circle is a shared space where people stay connected, gather together, and step in for one another — meals, visits, rides, and everyday moments that matter.
No setup. No ongoing upkeep. People join, stay connected, and keep it alive together.
What Is Neighborly Circle?
A Circle is a living community — not a list, not a system to manage.
People join themselves. They stay connected. They invite others.
Over time, it becomes a natural, up-to-date picture of your community — because the people in it keep it that way.
It's simple, human, and built around how people actually show up for one another.
No spreadsheets. No chasing updates. No constant upkeep. Just a community that stays current on its own — because people keep it that way.
How It Works
No setup. No training. Just invite people in.
Start a Circle
Takes a minute. Name it and you're ready.
Invite a few people
Send a link or host a simple gathering.
The community comes to life
People join themselves, stay connected, and start showing up for one another.
What Happens Inside a Circle
Support grows naturally out of connection.
Shared meals
Potlucks, bringing meals, and everyday hospitality.
Visits and check-ins
A simple way to notice who could use company or encouragement.
Rides and errands
When someone needs help, people can step in quickly.
Gatherings and celebrations
Birthdays, dinners, and small community events keep people connected.
Updates and invitations
Share what's happening and invite others into it.
Simple for everyone
Easy enough for everyday use — no training required.
Who Uses Neighborly Circle?
Any community that wants to stay connected and show up for one another.
Faith Communities
Congregations, parishes, and ministries.
Neighborhoods
People who already live near one another and want to stay connected.
Nonprofits and Community Groups
Organizations that bring people together around care, belonging, and support.
For Churches and Community Leaders
Some communities already have systems for records, communications, or administration. Neighborly Circle is different.
Your Data Stays Where It Belongs
People control their own information. It's shared only within the Circle — not sold, not exposed, and not passed around carelessly.
A community stays healthier when people trust it.
Encrypted at Every Layer
All sensitive data — addresses, phone numbers, personal details — is encrypted at rest. All connections use HTTPS. Even our team cannot read your members' private information.
No Ads. No Tracking. No Selling Data.
We will never sell, share, or monetize your data. No ads, no third-party trackers, no social media pixels. Your circle's information stays in your circle.
No Spam. No Surprises.
Members only receive emails they've opted into. We never send marketing emails to your members, and we never share email addresses outside your circle.
Private by Default
Everything inside a Circle is visible only to its members. No public profiles, no social feeds. Home addresses are hidden until a member chooses to share them.
Built for Vulnerable People
Many users are elderly, homebound, or navigating health challenges. Every feature was designed with their safety in mind — from role-based access to admin-approved memberships.
Hosted in the USA
Your data is stored on secure servers in the United States, protected by industry-standard security practices including encrypted backups and regular updates.
Simple, Honest Pricing
Start for free. Grow when you're ready.
Starter
Up to 10 members
All core features included. Perfect for a small group of neighbors or a care team.
Community
Up to 50 members
For growing circles, churches, and community groups. Priority support included.
Organization
Up to 200 members
For nonprofits and larger programs coordinating care across a wider area.
Every plan includes every core feature.
Start with up to 10 members free — no credit card required. One subscription covers the entire circle — individual members never pay a thing.
Start a Circle — and see what happens
Invite a few people. That's all it takes. Once people are in, everything else begins to happen naturally.