Communities & groups
Nextdoor energy — without the noise
Nextdoor energy — without the noise
Curate who your block or subdivision actually uses. One link for new neighbors, HOA emails, and community Facebook pages.
Live demo
See Sarah's New Homeowner Guide
Twelve categories from home inspector through locksmith — tap-to-call vendors with notes, built for first-time buyers after closing instead of a scattered group thread.
Open live demo/new-homeowner-guide
The problem
Sound familiar? These are the pain points people search for before they find a better way.
- Weekly "neighborhood recommendations" threads flood the group with duplicate answers
- New members can't find the approved vendor list from six months ago
- Admins manually vet vendors in comments instead of a structured signup
- There's no single pinned link for official community recommendations
What you get
City and service area filters
City and service area filters
Intro request for warm referrals
Intro request for warm referrals
Discover listing for local visibility
Discover listing for local visibility
Update when you find someone new
Update when you find someone new
How it works
- 1
Save vendors in your hub
Build your neighborhood recommendations rolodex with phone, email, categories, and notes.
- 2
Publish what you want to share
Choose public vs private. Toggle Social, Vendors, and Shop tabs per list.
- 3
Share one link
Drop your ReferLyst URL anywhere you already recommend people — bios, groups, and client follow-ups.
Built for
People also search for
Common questions and keywords — if you typed these into Google, you're in the right place.
- how to neighborhood recommendations
- best way to neighborhood recommendations
- neighborhood recommendations template
- neighborhood recommendations software
- neighborhood recommendations app
- neighborhood recommendations link
- neighborhood recommendations for instagram
- ReferLyst neighborhood recommendations
Frequently asked questions
- Can I use ReferLyst for neighborhood recommendations?
- Yes. Nextdoor energy — without the noise ReferLyst gives you a private vendor hub, shareable public pages, and optional monetization — free to start.
- Is ReferLyst better than a Google Doc for neighborhood recommendations?
- For most people, yes. Your list gets categories, tap-to-call buttons, optional intro requests, and one link that always shows the latest info — no outdated attachments.
- How do I share my neighborhood recommendations list?
- Publish a public page at referlyst.com/your-name and drop the link in group chats, bios, emails, or texts. Update vendors once in your hub.
- Does the free plan work for this use case?
- The Free plan includes unlimited Lysts and up to 100 total Refs — enough for most personal and starter professional lists. Upgrade to Pro for up to 2,500 total Refs, analytics, and advanced monetization.
Related use cases
Start your neighborhood recommendations on ReferLyst
Free forever on the starter plan. No website required — live in minutes.