Pages
Built for what you do.
A run club gets a calendar and a map. A food truck gets its menu and this week’s stops. A yoga teacher gets classes and programs. A team gets its schedule, a school gets tabs, and you get a page your friends see more of than strangers do. Pick a template, add your colors, and put one link in your bio.
Every page can carry a gallery that opens full screen, what’s on repeat, what you’re watching, your menu, your schedule and your links.
Every letter in porch has a window. Only one is lit.
The porch light
One light. It means come over.
Before feeds and follower counts, there was the front porch. You could tell who was home by the light. Friends came over without calling first. Neighbors became friends one wave at a time.
porch brings that back: the people you know, the plans you make, and a light that says you’re around.
Clubs
Run the club, not the group chat.
Run clubs, supper clubs, book clubs, anyone who gets people together: your page gets a calendar that lights up, a map of where you meet, and one link that brings everyone in.
- One link to join. Members get a room only they can see.
- Tap I’m in. Limited spots fill up, then a waitlist moves people in.
- Counts for everyone, faces for members. Strangers never see who’s going.
- Every meeting spot on a map, with directions.
Rooms
Talk where it’s happening.
Every post opens a room instead of a comment section: a group chat for everyone who came for that post. A game, a launch or a Saturday plan stays in one living post that updates as it happens, newest on top. Follow a live game and every score lands in the same post while friends talk it through. Nothing gets buried in a feed.
Groups
Bring the whole group chat.
Make one link and drop it in a group chat you already have. Everyone who taps it is instantly friends with you and with each other, and the group gets a room only it can see. Friends already on porch don’t need the link: ask them in with a tap.
The porch shop · Drop 01
Wear the light.
The Porch Light collection: leggings, hoodies, tees, a cap, a beanie and a tote, each with the lit window stitched, printed or woven in. Made in small runs. Badge holders get first light.
ID badges
Proof you’re you.
Your badge replaces the profile circle and goes everywhere you go on porch. Its light glows when you’re around. The hologram means verified: people earn it in person, from two verified people who’ve met them, and brands, teams and schools prove their website. Bots can’t get a badge, so bots can’t get in.
porch alerts
When it matters, everyone knows.
An earthquake, a wildfire, someone missing. porch can put one alert across the top of every page, for everyone, the moment it’s posted. Then the rooms do what they’re for: friends checking on friends.
porch money · coming soon
Split it. Send it. Settled.
Split dinner with one request. Pay a friend in the room you’re both in. Tip a verified creator. Only the two of you see how much, and only friends can ask you for money.
Coming soon · Walkie-talkie
Hold to talk.
Press and hold to talk to a friend or your whole group, the way a walkie-talkie works. Let go, and they can answer.
Your walkie stays off until you turn it on. You choose who can reach you, and your friends see when it’s on, like your porch light.
Four cities. Right now.
Here’s each one at this moment, wherever you are.
Come over.Pasa.おいでよ。
porch speaks English, Spanish and Japanese. Pick yours at the bottom of any page.