For neighborhoods, blocks and HOAs
Bring your neighborhood together, one plan at a time
Pasaq is a private space for your block, street or HOA: announcements, polls, a neighbors-only chat and real local plans that happen once enough neighbors say yes. It's a reason to meet the people you wave at every day.
Free during the pilot · No card needed · About a minute to set up
Why neighbors stay strangers
Big neighborhood apps are noisy
Lost cats, complaints and ads bury the one post that says "coffee on Saturday, who's in?"
Plans die in the group text
Everyone says "we should" and nobody books. Without a firm yes from enough people, it never happens.
Someone always fronts the money
The organizer books the table or tickets and then chases people to pay them back.
Ideas
Neighborhood event ideas to start with
- A block party: poll the date, then post it as an event
- A Saturday morning walk or run club
- A potluck or a group dinner at a local restaurant
- A park cleanup or a volunteer morning
- A kids' outing to the zoo or the aquarium
- A holiday lights evening or the Christmas Ship
- Game night at someone's home or a local board game café
- A welcome coffee for new neighbors
Knowing your neighbors is good for you
1 in 2
About one in two adults in America reported experiencing loneliness in recent years.
60 → 20 min
Time Americans spent in person with friends fell from 60 minutes a day in 2003 to 20 minutes a day in 2020, per American Time Use Survey data.
50 → 80
In the Harvard Study of Adult Development, running since 1938, the people most satisfied in their relationships at 50 were the healthiest at 80.
How it works
Up and running in a few minutes
Step 1
Start your community
Name it, pick its kind and you're its admin. It comes ready with real local plans near you.
Step 2
Invite people
Share a join code or invite link. Approve each new member if you want it private.
Step 3
Plan and show up
Post events, polls and plans. A plan books once enough people say yes; if it doesn't fill, nobody pays.
Run by a neighbor, a block captain or the HOA
Anyone can start a community for their street, block or HOA and become its admin. Admins share the join code, approve new members so it stays neighbors only, post announcements and events, and can add co-admins so it never rests on one person.
Questions people ask
Pasaq is private to your own block, street or HOA, and it's built around doing things together, not posting. Plans have a time, a place and a seat count, and they only happen once enough neighbors commit.
Share the join code or invite link on a flyer, in a group text or at your next get-together. You can approve each person who asks to join, so it stays neighbors only.
Yes. An HOA board can run it for the whole association, post announcements and run polls, with a few board members as admins.
Joining is free, and Pasaq is free during the pilot. Neighbors pay their own share of a plan that has a price, and it's held only until the plan unlocks. Free hangouts and events cost nothing.
Live in the Seattle area today, with local plans across Seattle and the Eastside. Other cities are coming; tell us where you live.
Get your community out of the group chat and into the same room.
Free during the pilot · No card needed · About a minute to set up