Do neighbours need a smartphone or an account?

They need a browser, that's all. Any phone, tablet or laptop can open the link and tap "I'm in". No account, no email, no app store.

Can I run more than one event at a time?

Yes. Each action has its own link. Creation is limited to five per hour from the same connection, which is plenty for a residents' association.

Can I see who has joined so I can plan?

No, joins are anonymous by design. You'll see the count, plus any yellow and red cards. If you need names for a permit, ask people to add themselves to a separate list once the action has succeeded.

What happens to the page after the event?

It stays up as a record that the target was reached. Expired actions that never filled are hidden from search engines but still reachable by link.

Community & neighbourhood

Organise a community event that only goes ahead with enough neighbours

Litter picks, street parties, skip days, repair cafés. All of them need a minimum number of people to be worth the effort. Crowd gives you that number before you book anything.

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The problem

Community organising runs on goodwill and "I'll try to make it". That's fine for a coffee morning and terrible for anything that needs a road closure, a hired skip or a council permit. Organisers end up either over-committing or giving up.

Why a threshold fixes it

Set the threshold at the point the event becomes worthwhile: 12 for a litter pick, 40 households for a street party.
The link goes straight into the existing street WhatsApp or Facebook group. No new app to install.
Nobody has to give a name, which matters on a street where people don't all know each other yet.
Yellow cards let neighbours flag a clash (the school fair is the same day) before it's too late.

Examples

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How to do it

1
Work out the number that makes the event worth running, and the date you'd need to book by.
2
Create the action with that number as the target and the booking date as the deadline.
3
Post the link in the street group and on a note through doors for anyone offline.
4
If it fills, book the skip, apply for the closure, order the cake. If not, you've lost nothing.

Questions

Do neighbours need a smartphone or an account?: They need a browser, that's all. Any phone, tablet or laptop can open the link and tap "I'm in". No account, no email, no app store.
Can I run more than one event at a time?: Yes. Each action has its own link. Creation is limited to five per hour from the same connection, which is plenty for a residents' association.
Can I see who has joined so I can plan?: No, joins are anonymous by design. You'll see the count, plus any yellow and red cards. If you need names for a permit, ask people to add themselves to a separate list once the action has succeeded.
What happens to the page after the event?: It stays up as a record that the target was reached. Expired actions that never filled are hidden from search engines but still reachable by link.

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Ready to set a number?

One link. Anonymous. No accounts. If the number doesn't fill before the deadline, nothing happens and nobody is on the hook.

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