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The people next door are worth knowing.

Moonjii is a verified network that builds outward from your front door — your building first, then your street, then the blocks around it. Borrow a ladder. Book the roof. Finally meet the neighbours you nod at in the lift.

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  • Free for buildings
  • Verified residents only
  • Your data is never sold

“I've lived here six years and met more neighbours in three weeks.”

Noa D. · Herzliya
An illustration of an apartment building seen through an arch, with lights on in several windows and small figures at them Drill — free to borrow
Dana, Floor 12 Roof gym, Thu 07:00
2 slots left Second cup free
Café Levi, 180 m

This week on the board

Real posts from real neighbours — your building first, then the streets around it. A second-hand sofa from the block opposite or a cup of sugar from upstairs.

  • Anyone free to sign for a parcel Thursday?

    Noa · Floor 7

  • Giving away a TV, collect from Flat 8B.

    Maya · Floor 8

  • I fix bicycles. Knock any evening after seven.

    Yossi · Floor 3

  • Water off Tuesday 09:00–12:00, sorry for the noise.

    Building A · Management

Three steps, then you're in

The whole thing hinges on one unusual idea: we check the door, not the person.

Everyone on Moonjii is verified at their address. So you already know one true thing about every person you meet here: they all live where where you live. That's what makes it easy to lend something, ask for help, or open the door.

  1. Prove you live here

    Once — with a document or a location check at your door. Nothing about you becomes public. The building does.

  2. Check your signal

    From your building to your neighborhood, see what's actually happening around you — no algorithms, no filter.

  3. Actually use it

    Borrow, lend, book the gym, answer a neighbour, take the café up on an offer that's genuinely a two-minute walk away.

Good for the whole street

Whether you live here, look after the place, or run a shop on the corner.

If you live here

Borrow the big suitcase that comes out once a year. Find someone to water the plants while you're away. Ask the question you'd never knock on a door to ask.

If you run the building

Reach every resident with one announcement. Keep maintenance notices, deliveries and the day-to-day questions in one place instead of six group chats — and take bookings for whatever shared space you have.

If you run a shop

Reach the people who walk past you every day, instead of paying to show ads to a city that will never visit.

Close to home, by design

Most of what makes a social network unpleasant comes from strangers at scale. Verified identity and real distance fix both.

Verified, not vetted

We check that you live here. We don't check who you are — and neither can your neighbours. You choose what they see.

Closest things first

Your building sits at the centre, then your street, then the blocks beyond. Nothing useful is hidden from you — what's nearest simply comes first.

Nobody's the product

Offers in your feed come from businesses you can walk to. Your name, your address and your data are kept private and never sold, to anyone.

Bring moonjii to your building

It costs nothing, and it usually takes one conversation with whoever looks after the place. Tell us where you are and we'll take it from there.

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