Rural roads
A community space for rural roads and storm-ready neighbors
Out past town, your neighbors may be a mile apart, and most apps do not know where your road is. When the power goes out or the creek rises, the people on your road are your first help. Nayborlee gives them a place to plan ahead and check in.
Joining and starting a Nayborlee group are free.
What this can look like
Check on each other, share what you have before a storm, and organize the cleanup after. Start with a useful invitation: ask what people want to share, what they can offer, and what they would like to do together.
Join Nayborlee ↗Common questions
Is this for emergencies?
Use emergency services for immediate danger. A group is for planning ahead, checking on neighbors, and organizing help afterward.
What does a prepared road share?
Who has a generator or chainsaw, who needs a check-in when the power is out, and who can plow or clear a downed tree.
Do we need a town or HOA?
No. A resident can propose a group for a road, a hollow, or a fire district, without publishing anyone’s address.