Noticeboard
Local works, disruptions, lost services, public consultations and practical updates.
For neighbourhoods and neighborhoods
Give your neighbourhood one open, searchable place for local notices, useful information, events and trusted community contacts.
A neighbourhood does not need a formal association to benefit from one trusted information place. PutBoard can serve a street, village, estate, district or local area when a small group takes responsibility for keeping information accurate.
The information gap
Local knowledge is often spread between social groups, message threads, flyers, council pages and word of mouth. New arrivals and less-connected neighbours may not know where to look, while useful posts quickly disappear from view.
PutBoard creates a simple online community noticeboard for agreed local information. It complements neighbourhood conversation by giving useful notices, guidance, dates and contacts a lasting, searchable location.
Keep information on PutBoard. Let conversations happen elsewhere.
What belongs on the Board
PutBoard separates current updates from information people need over time.
Local works, disruptions, lost services, public consultations and practical updates.
Waste collection, transport, local guidance, public facilities and frequently requested links.
Markets, meetings, clean-ups, festivals, workshops and local activities.
Public services, community groups, venues, local organisations and useful businesses.
Open or protected
An open Board is usually the best fit for neighbourhood information because anyone can view it without joining a platform. Password protection remains available for a clearly bounded private community.
Trusted managers publish and maintain the information. Viewing stays simple: people open one web address from a phone or computer, and can add the Board to their Home Screen.
A focused product
PutBoard is not a neighbourhood social network, classifieds site, reporting service or public discussion forum. Publishing remains in the hands of trusted managers.
Common questions
No. What matters is that identified, trusted people accept responsibility for publishing accurate community information.
No. PutBoard is a trusted noticeboard, not an unrestricted public feed. The Board’s managers decide who can publish.
Social groups are good for conversation. PutBoard is designed for information people need to locate later without searching through a feed.
More communities
One obvious place
Explore a realistic Board or contact us about early access to PutBoard.