Borrow & lend
A spare overnight pass, a drill, a ladder, a printer, baby gear, even an amenity booking. Grab what you need from a neighbour in seconds, easy and fast, or lend what's sitting unused.
After working through various options, the best possible way to solve this appears to be a dedicated, free app just for our residents. Join the waitlist to be the first to know, and to help test and refine the beta version. The goal is to move fast and get this in our hands soon.
A spare overnight pass, a drill, a ladder, a printer, baby gear, even an amenity booking. Grab what you need from a neighbour in seconds, easy and fast, or lend what's sitting unused.
Split a Costco run, grab a few things when a neighbour is already ordering, or pool demand to get better rates on services like cleaning.
Mirabella residents only, so it's real neighbours, and your private info stays private.
If you'd like, an easy option to thank someone or split a cost. Never required, always your call.
We're putting together a simple beta app to test with a few neighbours. Sign up to help test it and we'll notify you the moment it's ready to try. We'd love your honest feedback to help shape it.
Thanks, neighbour. We'll notify you the moment the beta is ready to try, and we'll be in touch for your feedback.
With 700+ units, hundreds of us live just floors apart, yet most of us have never actually met. We barely know a handful of the families around us.
The same little favours pop up in our group all the time. Looking for a spare overnight pass, borrowing a printer, finding a good cleaner. Someone kind usually helps, which is honestly the best part of living here. The trouble is the posts get buried fast, they're easy to miss, and there's no simple way to see who has a spare pass or a ladder to lend.
So we've been tinkering with an idea. A way to make those small favours quick and easy, so helping a neighbour (or getting a hand yourself) takes seconds instead of a buried post. Something that turns neighbours into a bit of a local family. This page is us testing whether it's worth building, with your help.