Neighbors

6.8easy start · #15 of 54
in Online Community Platforms

Free to practise onyes
Free trialnot on record
Well documentedyes
Runs where you workyes

Runs on Android, iOS, Web.

Neighbors is ranked #15 of 54 in online community platforms on The Geeks Club. It runs on Android, iOS, Web. There is a free plan.

Neighbors plans and pricing

All plans

Neighbors Free Free for all users · available only in the United States · no Ring device required ring.com · 8 Oct 2026

Compared on online community platforms

Free plan: Yes
Moderation tools: standard
Direct messaging: No
Mobile apps: native apps

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The record

Purpose: Neighbors lets residents share neighborhood updates, safety information, and community news.
Access: Residents can use Neighbors through its app, the Ring app, or a computer at neighbors.ring.com.
No device required: A Ring device or home security system is not required to participate.
Alerts and radius: Neighbors uses a radius around a user's address to send phone and tablet notifications about crime or safety alerts, and users can adjust the radius.
Posts and comments: Users can comment on alerts and share information, photos, and videos to help neighbors respond to local issues.
Search Party: Search Party uses AI with outdoor Ring cameras to check for possible matches when a neighbor starts a lost-dog search, and camera owners choose whether to share clips.
Fire Watch: Fire Watch partners with Watch Duty to alert users about nearby wildfires, while outdoor cameras can detect smoke or flames and users can choose to share snapshots.
Verified organizations: Verified public safety agencies, local governments, and community organizations can post updates, events, and safety information through a free interface.
Community Requests: Public safety agencies can ask residents in a specific area to voluntarily share Ring video or information that may help an investigation.
Privacy: Only content users choose to post on Neighbors can be viewed through the app by other users or local public safety agencies.
Agency access limits: Public safety and government users cannot access Ring devices, live video, private recordings, or account details unless a user posts the relevant content.
Moderation: Users can flag inappropriate or incorrect content in the app, and Ring reviews flagged posts and removes content that violates its Community Guidelines.
Platform requirements: The Ring and Neighbors apps require iOS 17 or higher, or Android 9 or higher.
Support: Ring directs Neighbors users with questions to Ring Help and its customer support contact page.
Price from: Free

Where it ranks on The Geeks Club

Best Online Community Platforms in 2026#15 of 54

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Sources

ring.com/support/articles/5xmu0/Joining-the-Neig· checked 8 Oct 2026
ring.com/neighbors· checked 8 Oct 2026
ring.com/support/articles/8p4xv/How-Public-Safet· checked 8 Oct 2026
ring.com/support/articles/a7tsd/Downloading-and-· checked 8 Oct 2026
ring.com/about· checked 8 Oct 2026