Engineered by Kampong Labs
What's Happening Around My Neighbourhood
Your neighbourhood, one tap away. Bulky waste dates, lift works, events and live weather for your own block. Ask a question in English, 中文, Melayu or தமிழ் and get the answer in seconds.
Try it on a real estate page
Answering for Heartlanders RN, our demo estate — from that page's own notices and collection dates, in whichever language you ask.
Have a look at exactly what a resident in your estate would see — the screens below are the real thing, not a slideshow.
Scan for what's happening
in KampongLabs Division
What this means for you
One printed QR per division, put up wherever residents already look. No app store, no download, nothing to install — the poster is the whole distribution channel.
Step 1 of 11 — every screen here is live markup, not a picture of it.
9 live government feeds
4 languages, notices included
No login, nothing to install
Notifications for your estate only
Enter your postal code or block number and go straight to your estate's page.
Not covered yet? Enter your postal code anyway. We count the requests and show them to your Resident Network — it is how a new estate gets added.
Why this one
Most community tools quietly assume a smartphone that's current, an app store account, a social media login, and membership of the right group chat. In a real HDB estate, a good number of households have none of those. Heartlanders is designed around the household that has a browser and a lift lobby.
Nothing to download
It opens in whatever browser is already on the phone. No app store account, no 80 MB install, no update that breaks on an old handset.
No login to read anything
A resident scans and reads. The only time an email is asked for is to issue a quest prize — never to browse.
A poster reaches people a group chat doesn't
The entry point is a printed QR in the lift lobby, so residents who aren't in the WhatsApp group, or on Facebook at all, are not left out.
Ask in your own language
A question box that answers from this estate's own page, in English, 中文, Melayu or தமிழ். Speak it instead of typing, and have the answer read back. It says it doesn't know rather than guessing.
Useful before anyone posts
Air quality, rain, dengue, MRT alerts and bus times are live from day one. The page is worth opening even in a quiet week.
A WhatsApp group that maxes out and excludes non-users
A page anyone can open, no membership needed
Notices photographed and forwarded until unreadable
Notices on the estate page, with dates that expire themselves
Calling the RN office to ask when bulky waste is
Ask the page and get the date
A lost cat poster taped to the lift
A lost & found board that clears itself after 14 days
Nothing to check between events
Air quality, rain, lightning, MRT and buses, live
Home businesses found by word of mouth
A directory on the page their neighbours already open
No account to browse
Reading the page collects nothing but a view count.
Email asked for three times only
A quest prize, a pantry item, a lost & found take-down link.
Every retention period is published
Each one is listed on the privacy page, and a nightly job enforces it.
Kitchen data is invisible to us
A household's food list cannot be read by any admin, volunteer or superadmin.
The full list of what is collected, why, and for how long is on the privacy page.
Every constituency gets the noticeboard, the live conditions, the events feed, the question box and a “report something broken” button that hands residents to OneService while showing you the pattern. The rest are modules — off unless you ask for them, and switchable per estate.
Neighbours' Pantry
A physical sharing cabinet in the void deck, with an honest listing online. Residents leaving something photograph the item and its expiry date; both are checked before it reaches the shelf, and anything the check can't clear goes to one of your volunteers within 48 hours. Taking something updates the shelf, so nobody walks down for an item already gone.
Lost & found
A lost cat, a found wallet, a school shoe left at the playground. Photograph the item and the description writes itself, and the board is checked for the other half of the story before the post goes up. Posts take themselves down after a fortnight; the contact detail is erased thirty days later.
Marketplace @ Heartlanders
The home bakers, tutors and repair uncles already on your street, listed on the page their neighbours open anyway. Owners write their own entry and point a buy button wherever they genuinely sell — their order form, their shop, their WhatsApp catalogue.
Run a home business? List it free during the pilot →Kampong Quest
A short trivia round about the estate, with a prize collected in person at the RC. A reason for a resident to open the page once, and a reason for them to walk in and meet you.
My Kitchen
A shared list of the food at home for each household — snap a receipt to fill it, get an evening nudge before things go off, recipes and a weekly meal plan built from what's already in the fridge, and a way to pass sealed food you won't finish to the estate's sharing cabinet. Free for every household in a Heartlanders estate; anyone else in Singapore can try it for 30 days, and those trial households show you exactly where demand is building.
What we need from you
Your Resident Network names, a block or postal-code list for each, and one person per estate willing to spend a minute on it twice a week. That's the whole setup.
What you get
A branded page per division, a printable QR code, live government data feeds, an admin dashboard scoped per estate, and notifications residents actually opted into.
What it costs
Free for pilot constituencies. Marketplace listings are free during the pilot, and will move to a small monthly fee once the pilot ends — we will agree that with you first.
What residents need
A phone with a browser. Nothing else.