NextdoorReviews 3,037

The app could be more user friendly and better organized. However, in this day of automation... where neighbors aren't meeting each other face to face (not like the used to)... this is a great way to share neighborhood information. In my area we've shared; mail issues and contacts to resolve the issue // window washing recommendations // crime information and prevention // job information... etc.
I have recommended this app to family and friends to get connected.

I've found it enjoyable and useful to be able to keep up with what's going on with neighbors and the broader community at large, and to be able to ask for advice or recommendations. It has a built-in marketplace, so people also use it to buy and sell. The municipality also posts updates and goings-on, though I think they could be better at that (all towns are different I suppose). Overall, I think it's a good community-building tool and a great way to know about what's going on locally. Everyone should be on it.

The ability to reach out to within your community is great at Nextdoor. But connectivity to anyone at Nextdoor's site? Forget it entirely.

We Split our time equally between two residences, two states. So is there an ability to use Nextdoor at both? Nope. Their IT design prevents it. Sort of strange considering the number of people with similar circumstances.

No solutions within the knowledge base. And, no ability to communicate to the administrators of Nextdoor.

It's a little crazy. Okay, a lot crazy, for a site who focuses upon connectivity?

Nextdoor is a great app. Gaining others' insight as to various experiences with drs, lawyers, services etc. is very helpful. When the site functions as a source of information and tips, it works well. However, the vitriol that flies between some of the people is unwarranted. This behavior needs to be stopped. There are too many people engaging in jabs with others and expressing political beliefs. Those people should be removed.

The above title does not lend itself to the creation of a plethora of lasting friendships. Actually, most humans prefer to be "receivers of praise", to remain ignorant of their faults and to receive positive attention when they believe they have done something (anything) noteworthy. This lifestyle is indicative of weakness of character, or even fear. For me, I have always sought out comfort and a knowledge of my worthiness, by continually constructing, re-constructing my relationship with Almighty GOD. There is a never ending supply of personal comfort in doing this, it allows one to recognize that we are all sinners and He knows our every thought, therefore introspection ceases to be a danger. Our salvation is not attained by some "good deed(s)" that we do, rather by living our lives, fully aware that the knowledge of our conduct is always available to the One who matters. He who has all knowledge and lives beyond time, offers each individual human a pathway to being able to eternal praise Him and enjoy pleasures beyond human comprehension. Personally, I have, and continue to enjoy my membership in "Nextdoor", for it's openness, for it's usefullness and the many idea's it contains. Good job friends!

No 1800 human # = no credibility.
Political leanings (left) cloud decisions.
Arbitrary decisions = no credibility.
Retaliation = bad customer service.
Lying to customers on the above = bad business model.

There's WAY too many ads popping up now! I used to check it out nearly every day. Now, I go take a look a couple times a month. (If that, even.) It used to be better. I REALLY HATE HAVING TO WADE THROUGH ALL THE ADS, TO READ IMPORTANT STUFF! And I do love to invite people, but many times I send out 100 'postcards', and get no one! Then I have to wait FOREVER before I can get any more invites to send. Also, my bff tells me about HER Nextdoor area, and all of the negative posts that people write, that NEVER get dealt with when they are flagged.