New York City has gained a reputation as a place where it's difficult to make friends and connections due to the fast and frenetic pace of life, but a new networking app is designed to change that by making it easier than ever for New Yorkers to forge friendships with their neighbors.
The 'OneRoof' app uses a code-based verification system to confirm the location of buildings that its users live in. Once the confirmation is carried out, users can then engage with their neighbors on a variety of levels. For example, they can make friends with neighbors who share similar interests, voice concerns or ask questions about the building or even go about buying, selling and bartering.
Available for free download, the 'OneRoof' networking app is a great way for New Yorkers to get to know their neighbors and enrich their social interactions in the wake of the pandemic.
Neighborly Networking Apps
The 'OneRoof' App Helps New Yorkers Befriend Their Neighbors
Trend Themes
1. Neighborly Networking Apps - The popularity of OneRoof and similar apps will drive the development of more localized networking apps in urban areas.
2. Hyperlocal Communities - Cities and towns will seek to integrate hyperlocal communities into their planning, providing residents with more immediate ways to cooperate, collaborate and connect with each other.
3. Social Networks for Local Communities - Social media companies will develop platforms for hyperlocal communities to take on OneRoof and other platforms, allowing more people to connect with their neighbors and local surroundings.
Industry Implications
1. Real Estate - Real estate businesses that prioritize social connections among tenants may benefit from partnerships with OneRoof and similar platforms.
2. Local Business - Local business owners can attract more business by collaborating with OneRoof and similar platforms to promote their products and services within their communities.
3. Technology - Technology companies may find new opportunities to make localized technology products that enrich the social experiences of city and town residents.