Now in private beta
Stop planning in the
group chat. Just go.
A group chat is good at talking and bad at doing. DashHOOD gives your neighborhood a place where plans are the point — with real seats, a real headcount, and nothing buried forty messages up.
What DashHOOD does
Activities, not maybes
Every activity has a real seat count and a real roster. When it fills, the next person joins the waitlist instead of guessing.
Rooms
Split a big HOOD's threads — Rides, Plans, Gear talk — without splitting the group. Each room keeps its own planning board.
A bulletin that stays
The things that still matter after the conversation scrolls past live on the board, not in someone's memory.
Postcards
A photo tied to a place, sent to someone who has to actually be there to see it properly. A reason to look up.
The deal
Short version, and the privacy policy says the same thing at length.
We don't sell your data
No ad network, no data broker, no third party buying its way into your neighborhood.
Delete means delete
One button in Settings removes your profile, posts, photos and messages from our systems — not a hidden flag on a row we keep.
You choose who sees you
Blocking is real and mutual. Friends-only visibility is the default where it matters.
Your neighborhood is already there.
DashHOOD started with one campus community and is opening up from there. If you want in early, say so.
Ask for an invite