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Webo quietly matches you with neighbours who have the household basics you're after — and want the ones you've got spare. No browsing. No haggling. Just a fair trade, sorted.
to trade, to carry out commerce.
short for urhwebo
Webo is built on four principles. They guide every screen, every word, and every match the app makes.
Every home has a spare tin, a half-used bag, or that extra packet from the bulk shop. Someone nearby needs exactly that — and has something you need in return.
You'll never scroll through strangers' kitchens. Matches happen quietly in the background — you only see them when there's a real, useful fit. No clutter, no comparison shopping.
Tell Webo what you have spare and what you'd love to get hold of. We pair you with someone within walking — or short driving — distance. Trades stay neighbourhood-close.
No bidding, no haggling, no money changing hands. Webo suggests trades where both households benefit equally. You give a tin, you get a tin. Simple as that.
Plain language. Big buttons. No jargon, no bells, no whistles you don't need. Whether it's your first app or your fiftieth, Webo feels familiar from the first tap.
Webo does the matchmaking. You just say what you've got, what you'd like, and confirm when you're ready to trade.
Snap a photo or pick from a list. Plain words — "small tin", "big bag" — no measuring needed.
Tell Webo the basics you're after this week. We keep the list to yourself.
When a neighbour fits, Webo shows you one match at a time. Tap to swap.
"It's not charity, and it's not shopping. It's just neighbours, helping neighbours, with what's already on the shelf."
Webo started with a conversation about how much food sits unused in some pantries — and how much is missing from others. Here's who's building it.
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Drop your email and we'll send you a quiet note the day Webo opens in your neighbourhood. No spam, no marketing newsletters.
We'll only email you when there's something worth saying.