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The Good Neighbour

The Good Neighbour

by David Thiessen

7 ratings
40 reviews
💼 Business
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Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 1, 2017
  • January 3, 2025

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Developer

David Thiessen
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About

This app facilitates neighborly tool rentals for home renovations and projects, saving users money. It allows you to list your tools for others to borrow and search for tools needed in your vicinity. A rating system ensures tools are well-cared for and returned promptly.

✓List tools in your toolbox
✓Search for tools from neighbors
✓Save money on rentals
✓Tool tracking and return management
✓Neighbor rating system
✓In-app transactions
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What's New in The Good Neighbour

2.6.0

January 3, 2025

Thanks for using The Good Neighbour! * Bug fixes and improvements * Security enhancement

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User reviews

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App is the worst

Terrible looking, like 00s Windows mobile app for PDA. Many bugs, hints and tutorials are annoying!
big_brother_cabig_brother_ca

Terrible app

The app is terrible. Many bugs. New bugs discovered all the time. The app team acknowledges the issue and they almost never resolve the issues.
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Will be using this app a lot!

The Good Neighbour app is very easy to use! What a great idea! From tools to paddle boards, this is my go to for all things work / fun related + my friends, family, colleagues, neighbours & I are saving a boat load of cash renting vs buying

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Jordan
Jordan NS CanadaJordan NS Canada

Customer service

Had some issues with people not responding but the customer service is top notch. Had an issue with downloading the app and was able to speak with the co founder on the phone in less than five minutes. Issue was resolved and he followed up with me afterwords to ensure I had everything I needed. Extremly impressed.
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qlvhalifaxqlvhalifax

Amazing!

Grateful to have discovered this fantastic app! The concept of renting from neighbors is truly ingenious. It turned out to be even more straightforward than I had anticipated. The app's user-friendliness is outstanding. It proved to be the ideal solution for tackling those small or big home renovations without the expense of purchasing new tools!
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FAQ

What does The Good Neighbour app do?

The Good Neighbour app connects neighbors to facilitate tool rentals for household renovations and projects. It allows users to list their own tools for others to borrow and search for tools available in their local area, offering a cost-effective alternative to buying or renting from traditional stores.

How does the tool rental process work?

Users can add their tools to a virtual 'toolbox' within the app. When a neighbor needs a tool, they can search for it, and available options from nearby users will appear. All transactions, including tracking who has which tool and ensuring its return, are managed through the app.

Is there a cost to use The Good Neighbour app?

The app is absolutely free to download and use. The primary benefit is saving money by renting tools from neighbors at a fraction of the cost of purchasing them new or renting from commercial services.

How does the app ensure tools are treated well?

The app features a rating system that allows users to review their experience with tool lenders and borrowers. This system helps build trust within the community and encourages responsible use and care of borrowed tools. The app also keeps track of who has borrowed which tool.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is designed for anyone undertaking home renovations or DIY projects who could benefit from accessing tools without the high cost of purchasing them. It fosters a community where neighbors can help each other out by sharing their underutilized tools.