Questions and answers

A marketplace inside your apartment society. Residents who cook, bake, teach or make things from home list what they sell, and neighbours in the same society order it.

In apartment societies across India. Societies are added one by one, so pick your city when you sign up and search for yours.

Search for it when you sign up, then tap My society isn't listed and tell us its name and area. We'll add it.

We add every society by hand rather than letting each resident type their own. One complex spelled two ways would become two marketplaces, and neighbours wouldn't see each other's listings. The catch is that you can't finish signing up until it's on the list.

No. You see your own society's shops, and they see yours. That's what keeps every order a few floors away.

In the app, go to Profile and change your society, or just your flat if you moved within the same one. Your shop and listings move with you.

In cash, to the seller, when your order reaches you. nearest7 never takes or holds payment.

Each seller says what they offer for each listing: dropped at your door, picked up from their flat, or collected from the guard desk. You choose when you order.

On the Orders screen in the app. Things you've bought and things you're selling are both there.

Anyone who has joined a society. Turn on Start selling from your profile. See For sellers for what you get.

Homemade food, bakes, classes, services, handmade and fancy items, rentals, things you're reselling or giving away, and lost and found.

Your name and your tower, floor and flat, so an order can reach you. No street address and no phone number are shown on your listings.

We verify your phone number when you sign in. We don't yet check residency, so the flat you pick is the flat you say you live in.

No. Each person signs in with their own number, and each of you buys and sells as yourself.

nearest7 runs in your phone's browser, so there's nothing to install. You can add it to your home screen to open it like an app.