Post it. Someone taps.
You sort it out in real life.
TrustUp handles the signal. The conversation stays between you.
The people you already trust.
Your block, your congregation, your co-op, your five closest friends. Circles can be private, invite-only, or open — you decide who sees what. You can be in as many as you like, and each one only sees what you post to it.
Six ways to say it.
Every post is one of six types, each with one human button — so responding never feels like applying.
An explicit ask. Something would genuinely help right now.
No urgency, no pressure. If it shows up, great.
You're making something available — goods, skills, or time.
Standing and shareable: the truck, the projector, the guest room.
A time and a place. The circle shows up.
Something the circle should know. Nothing to respond to.
Money is one option, not the point.
Circles blend every way neighbors actually exchange — and the app keeps track of whose is whose.
Free to a good home.
It comes back when they're done.
Ask to use something for a while.
You two work out the swap.
Dollars, or a local currency if your community uses one.
Feel it out.
One tap starts things off; the rest happens in real life. The kiosk and locker steps show what it's like when a community space has TrustUp hardware — the app alone works anywhere.
You've got something extra.
Pick one — nothing here is real, just try it.