You represent thousands of neighbors. The same twelve show up.
Reach the residents who will never come to a Tuesday meeting.
Renters, transplants, the under-40 crowd — they care about the neighborhood too. They're just not on the email list. They are in the app, every day, playing games about the city.
Talk to your actual neighborhood, not the whole internet.
Every member is verified to an Atlanta neighborhood. No bots, no burner accounts, no drive-by arguments from three counties over.
Nothing new for you to moderate, staff, or babysit.
Daily games keep neighbors opening the app on their own. Your announcements and events ride along — moderation and verification are our job, not another volunteer's.
Your neighborhood is eight thousand people. Your sign-in sheet says twelve. Same twelve as last month.
It's not apathy. The renters and the new arrivals never got a way in — the listserv predates them, the Facebook group is a courtroom, and Nextdoor is where goodwill goes to die.
You can't out-post the algorithm. But you can show up inside the thing your neighbors already open every day — a game about the city they chose.
The people are there. What's been missing is the room. We built the room.
One week in your neighborhood, after ClusterATL launch
Not features. Moments.
TUESDAY
7:04PM
Block Talk
The Question of the Day: what's the one intersection around here that scares you? Forty verified neighbors answer by morning — including a dad two streets over you've never met. More input than your last three meetings combined.
THURSDAY
12:30PM
Pull Up & Play
The weekly code drops with a cash prize behind it, and the whole neighborhood is in the app trading guesses — including people who've never once come to a meeting. Your announcement is one tap away from all of them.
SATURDAY
10:00AM
The park cleanup actually fills
Your event, promoted in-app with reminders and one-tap check-in. New faces show up because they saw it where they play, not buried in an email. You organize. We turn people out.
MONTH
3
A real read on the neighborhood
How many verified neighbors joined, what questions lit up, who came Saturday. Numbers you can put in front of the NPU instead of a guess.
month threeYou know the neighborhood. We get it in the room.
How a neighborhood launches
We map your blocks
Your neighborhood's spaces get built, you get a launch kit, and the first invite goes out — worded like a neighbor, not a platform.
First faces
Neighbors join by text in under a minute. The first game drops, and your first announcement lands in front of people the listserv never reached.
It compounds
Neighbors pull in neighbors. Your events fill. Participation is visible — so the warm stuff finally comes with numbers.
Join the waitlist
Early access for civic leaders · limited neighborhoods
- A direct channel to verified residents of your neighborhood — including the ones who never come to meetings
- Event promotion with reminders and one-tap check-in
- Announcements inside an app neighbors already open daily
- A read on participation: joins, responses, turnout
- First in line as ClusterATL rolls into your neighborhood
No card, no contract — just first in line.
You've been holding the neighborhood together. Let us hand you the neighborhood.
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