
A neighbor posts a request with a category, a short description, a date and time window or flexible timing, an address and how many volunteers are needed (one to three). Volunteers within their chosen radius, one to 25 miles with five as the default, see the first name, the category and a distance. Only after someone claims it do they see the address and phone number.
City staff with the right role review applicants, approve, reject, suspend or reinstate them, and record background-check results. They can post a request on behalf of a neighbor, review requests before they go live, and resolve a dispute by confirming, reopening or cancelling. Bloomz does not run background checks; your city records the outcome of the ones it does.
Staff award points one at a time or for a whole event.
Version 1 is what runs today. These are not live yet.
No. Your staff record the result of checks your city runs or arranges. NeighborLift can require one before a volunteer is approved.
Only a volunteer who has claimed the request. Before that, volunteers see a first name, the category and a distance.
By category and distance, within the radius each volunteer sets. It is not AI.
No. Bloomz switches NeighborLift on for your city and sets up the staff roles with you.
A short call focused on your city's size, your priorities and the systems you use today, not a generic pitch.