Corkfolk

Corkfolk brings the warmth of a real corkboard to your neighborhood, making it effortless to post and track small everyday favors. You can pin a note asking someone to water your plants, collect your mail while you are away, or check in on a pet with just a few taps. The Board tab fills your screen with a textured cork wall where every open request appears as a colorful note card. Each card displays a short title, a tiny stripe that color-codes the category, and a glimpse of the description. Green marks plant care, blue signals mail collection, orange is for pet check-ins, and gray covers anything else you might ask a neighbor. At the top left of the board, two tiny index cards pinned with a silver thumbtack act as living counters, showing the total requests ever posted and how many are still open. Tap the Add pin to write a new request using a simple form that lets you pick a title, choose a category, add extra details, and confirm the status is open. Once you pin it, the card immediately joins the board for your close community to see. The My Requests tab filters the corkboard to only the notes you created, and you can swipe any card to delete it or edit the wording whenever needed. When a favor has been taken care of, you mark it fulfilled, and the card moves to the Done tab with a warm stamped banner sitting diagonally across it so everyone knows it is settled. If you need the same help again, just tap the fulfilled card to reopen it, or archive it to keep your completed tasks tidy. Everything you post and track stays stored right on your device, so there are no accounts, no sign-ups, and nothing complicated to set up. The entire experience feels physical and personal, thanks to hand-drawn style text on lined paper, softly curled card corners, and a pushpin tab bar that lifts slightly when pressed. Whether you live in an apartment building, a close-knit street, or a co-housing community, Corkfolk turns tiny mutual aid tasks into a visible, friendly favor board. It is the simplest way to share small acts of kindness and see your neighborhood’s goodwill pinned in one warm, familiar place.