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Stay connected to your neighbors with Nextdoor — the essential neighborhood network.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Nextdoor is a local community app built around the neighborhood a member lives in. The listing says it has more than 100 million verified neighbors across 345,000+ neighborhoods. It combines alerts, news, a marketplace, service recommendations and groups in one place, so the same account serves for checking what is happening on your street and for looking up a plumber.
The listing says membership requires your address, so you are placed in the right neighborhood, and that members use their real names. Posts are meant for people you would know in person.
The build we hold is Nextdoor: Neighborhood Network 5.34.1 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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Neighborhood alerts cover safety, power outages and emergencies, and members can share or respond to urgent alerts from the people around them. Weather alerts cover storms, wildfires and other local conditions.
The listing notes that some optional features need Location Services running in the background, which it says can drain battery. The app only does this when you turn those optional features on.
The news section gathers local news and attaches it to your neighborhood. The listing says it carries news straight from public agencies and local voices, and members can discuss school updates, city plans and road work in the same feed.
The marketplace is for buying and selling furniture, tools, electronics and other household items with people in your area. Members can also find local deals or give away items, or pick up free things nearby.
The services directory lists handypeople, pet sitters, roofers and similar providers recommended by neighbors. Each listing carries reviews written by people in the same neighborhood, and the app is also used for getting quick help with small or large tasks.
You can browse and join neighborhood groups based on shared interests. Local events such as garage sales, festivals and volunteer drives can be found or organized through the app, and members can promote their own community events and news to reach more neighbors.