Feed Thy Neighbor

iOS Universel / Cuisine et boissons

Feed Thy Neighbor is the world’s original Food Sharing App. This app bridges the gap between social media apps and shared economy apps. Through this app, you can create a social network around your neighborhood by sharing food with your neighbors.

With this app, you can:
1. Follow neighbors and learn from their cooking
2. Be followed by your neighbors
3. Share food that you cook with your neighbors
4. Receive food from your neighbors

The app is very easy and fun to use. Above all, it is also 100% free. But, if you choose to sell food through the app, The Food Sharing App corporation receives 10% of the price you set for any food that you share with your neighbors.

The app only allows the sharing of Halal/Kosher food. By doing this, we are including everyone in the network since religious people do not eat other types of food but other people can eat halal/kosher food. 

Feed Thy Neighbor is meant to unite us, bring us together and closer.

We hope you enjoy our app and do not forget to refer your friends and neighbors.

Thank you very much.

Feed Thy Neighbor
The Food Sharing App

P.S. Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

Speed & first impressions
— First-time launch on a fresh phone is dramatically faster.
— New food-forward splash replaces the old solid gradient.

Hosts
— Thank every attendee with one broadcast after the event.
— A safer mark-complete flow asks before you accidentally end an event that hasn't started.
— When a paid guest joins your volunteer team, refund their ticket per party seat with a clean confirmation.
— Followers get notified when you post a new event.

Deliveries
— Only approved drivers now receive "Delivery Nearby" pings.
— Unclaimed requests auto-expire after an hour and prompt the eater to switch to pickup.
— When you cancel, the driver's tray notification updates instantly instead of going stale.
— Nicer vibration + sound to make sure drivers hear the alert.

Potluck
— Attach your dish and the host sees it immediately.

Little things that matter
— RSVP codes are now case-sensitive (like a password).
— Explore's hero finally collapses on scroll.
— Approved volunteers can see the address and use team chat.
— Price pill on event cards moved off the photo to match meal cards.
— Photo carousels stopped mixing your uploads with random shots.
— Countless polish tweaks across every screen.