Stronger Together
Invite Your Neighbors
A Halo starts with a handful of doors. Share an invite — no contact upload, no address book scraping, no legal names. Just a link your neighbors can open on their own terms.
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Havens Listed
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Halos Ready
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Upcoming Gatherings
Your Invite Link
Add an optional tag so you can tell which invites landed — a block name, a group, a street. Tags are free text and are never tied to your identity.
Preview The Message
I'm building a Halo around our block on Halo Network — a privacy-first way for neighbors to offer safe places, show up for each other, and share local resources. No legal names, no home addresses, no tracking. https://halo.network/invite
Where Halos Grow Fastest
Neighbors On My Block
Five doors is enough to start a Halo. Coverage grows fastest door to door.
Faith & Community Groups
Congregations and cultural centers often already act as Havens.
Local Organizations
Shelters, clinics, and mutual aid crews can claim a verified listing.
Community Networks
LGBTQIA+, veteran, immigrant, and unhoused-serving networks near you.
Already Here? Add To The Halo.
Coverage rises when someone offers a Haven, signs up as a Halo, or posts a gathering. Every one of those is a door that opens for someone else.