Share tools with your Portland neighbors
Borrow what you need from people you trust. No rental fees, no deposits, no strangers — just neighbors helping each other finish projects.
Built for Portland's project culture
Portland is a DIY town. Between bungalow bathroom remodels, raised-bed gardens, deck rebuilds, and the kind of weather that's hard on fences, most households cycle through the same dozen tools every year. The problem isn't access to projects — it's owning a $400 pressure washer you'll use twice.
Portland's tight neighborhoods make sharing natural. A short walk to pick up a sander beats a 20-minute drive to the rental counter, and keeps money in the neighborhood instead of going to a national chain.
Three steps to your first borrow
- 1
Create a group
Invite your neighbors, coworkers, or friends. Only people you approve can join.
- 2
Add your tools
List what you're willing to lend. Set your own availability and conditions.
- 3
Borrow what you need
Browse your group's tools, send a request, and pick it up. Return it when you're done. No payments, no platform fees.
Tools Portland neighbors lend most
Pressure washer
Moss on the deck, mildew on siding. Wet winters give it work all year.
Reciprocating saw
Fence demo, root cutting, basement projects. Surfaces twice a year.
Orbital sander
Refinishing porch railings or stripping a thrifted dresser.
Wet/dry vac
Basement leak, car detail, sawdust cleanup. The all-purpose tool.
Drain auger
Old-house plumbing problems don't wait for a plumber.
Garden tiller
Spring bed prep. One tiller can plant the whole block.
Free to start in Portland
The basic plan is free and handles everything most groups need. Start your circle or join one in just a few minutes.