Add your street. Bring your neighbors.
Start with the people closest to home. Invite your block so a neighborhood check-in becomes a shared habit—not another scattered group chat.
Neighborhood resilience, connected
Storm passes.
Your block stays connected.
Know who’s checked in, who needs a hand, and who has supplies. BlockBeacon connects neighbors before the storm—and keeps check-ins moving when data drops.
Free for residents. Always. Starting with an Orlando-area pilot.
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Our commitments
Residents stay freeOpt-in neighborhood statusSMS when data drops
From one street to a stronger community
Less guessing.
More checking in.
Preparedness starts close to home. One shared view helps neighbors coordinate without losing the human connection.
Shareable block card
94%
Our block is checked in.
Illustrative check-in card, not live neighborhood data. Share your block’s status to Nextdoor or a Facebook group.
Check in when the storm passes.
Give your neighbors a clear status update. Low-bandwidth SMS fallback keeps check-ins moving when mobile data drops.
Turn a block into a bigger picture.
Share a block check-in card with your community. HOAs get a community dashboard; emergency managers see aggregated, opt-in neighborhood status.
A neighbor-to-neighbor coordination tool—not a replacement for emergency services. In an emergency, call 911.
Free on your street. Useful at every scale.
Neighbors first. Always.
Residents pay nothing. Community dashboards fund the tools that help everyone stay connected.
Residents
Street invitations, neighborhood check-ins, and shareable status.
$0 / always
HOAs & property managers
A dashboard of your community’s status. Pilot pricing varies by scope.
$50–200 / month
Cities & counties
Aggregated, opt-in status for emergency management teams.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
The next check-in starts with you
Don’t wait for the storm.
Add your street.
Bring your neighbors into the loop now. We’re starting with an Orlando-area HOA and city council district pilot.