An invite-only social network for neighborhoods, fostering genuine local connections. It prioritizes neighbor recommendations and user-controlled photo sharing, creating a space for authentic community conversations without ads or data sales.
1.5
October 3, 2026
Polls: Ask your neighbors a question and see what the town thinks. Results show once you vote, and votes are anonymous. Never miss the rest of a conversation: When someone comments on a post you've commented on, you'll hear about it. You can mute any thread. Just posted? Share it with a neighbor who'd want to see it, right from your feed. Fixes and polish throughout.
MoreThank you so much for the kind words! It’s an incredible feeling to know how much people are loving Towne.
Towne is an invite-only social network for neighborhoods. Neighbors invite each other, and content is shaped by community votes, not engagement algorithms. It focuses on genuine local connections and recommendations.
Yes, Towne is completely free for neighbors. The app is built to serve the neighborhood community, not advertisers, and does not involve any ads or data sales.
You can only join Towne if you are invited by a current neighbor. There is no public sign-up or way to join without an existing member's invitation.
Towne encourages civil disagreement and diverse viewpoints, including political discussions in a dedicated channel. Harassment, threats, and spam are removed, and users can report or block others.
Businesses are featured through neighbor recommendations, not paid placements. A business cannot pay to appear or have content removed, ensuring authentic endorsements.
Your photos are managed within your own albums and can be deleted from all shared locations. Recently deleted items are held for 30 days. Users can choose to display only their first name and last initial.
The app was last updated on October 3, 2026, indicating active development. Users can expect ongoing improvements and new features.
Currently, Towne is available on iPhone devices. Support for other platforms may be considered in future updates.
