One address for the whole community
Your name, your towers, your description and your house rules. A resident opens it and sees who is cooking today and who is back on Friday.
For a residents’ committee or an association
Six people in your building sell food, and every one of them runs a separate WhatsApp group that half the residents have never heard of. This gives your community one address where a resident can see all of them, and gives you a say in who appears on it.
Your name, your towers, your description and your house rules. A resident opens it and sees who is cooking today and who is back on Friday.
A resident who cooks applies, and somebody on your committee admits them. You can pause a seller — with a reason they can see — and lift it again.
Your real tower and block names, so nobody types “T-2” when the gate says “Tower B”. A resident who corrects her flat corrects it once, for every seller she buys from.
Not for you, not for residents, not for sellers. It is a link. Your existing WhatsApp groups keep working exactly as they do.
These are decisions, not gaps, and each one exists to keep somebody’s trust.
A resident sees the sellers in the community she lives in, and no others. That is not a limitation waiting to be lifted — it is the same boundary the food physically travels. She walks to Tower 7 and carries dinner home.
It is also why there is no ranking, no promotion and no paid placement. Nobody is bidding to be at the top of your community’s page, because there is nothing to bid for.
Register it and nothing goes public until you say so — it is created switched off, and you are its administrator from the start.