Find a shelf nearby.
LoopShelves live in apartment lobbies, cafés, and other shared neighborhood spaces.
Give · take · belong
Good stuff.
Closer neighbors.
LoopShelf makes it easy to pass useful things along. Drop an item at a neighborhood shelf, earn credits when the host approves it, and use them to take something you need.
A neighborhood exchange, without the awkward meetup.
Your building. Your block.
Useful things find their next home.
The neighborhood shelf
Less stuff going to waste.More neighbors in the loop.
01 / The exchange
One shelf.
A better kind of loop.
A shared, weatherproof shelf turns a lobby or local gathering spot into an easy place to give and find everyday essentials.
Keep useful things in use. When neighbors exchange what they already have, fewer good items are left forgotten or thrown away.
Drop something useful.
Add a photo and leave your item for the shelf host to review. Approved deposits earn credits.
Take what you need.
Use your credits to claim an item from any LoopShelf. Good things keep moving close to home.
02 / A shelf you can spot
Scan the code.
Find your neighborhood.
See a LoopShelf in your building or a local business? Scan its QR code to get started and claim a welcome credit. Then take a look at what your neighbors have shared.
Get in the loopA quick hello
Scan. Join. Swap.
Your nearby shelf starts here.
03 / Make room for good things
Less clutter.
A little more community.
Waste diverted, together
Every useful item that moves from one neighbor to another is a chance to make more of what we already have—and keep good stuff out of the waste stream.
A small local exchange can make a shared space feel more connected.
04 / Bring a shelf to your space
A useful new corner for your community.
Apartment buildings and coworking spaces can bring neighbors together around an easy exchange. Local businesses can host a shelf and welcome people into the loop.
Built for shared places
- Weatherproof shelves for common spaces
- Host approval before a deposit earns credits
- A visible invitation to scan and join
Give it another go-round
Pass it on. Pick something up.
Bring the neighborhood closer, one useful thing at a time.