No one goes to sleep hungry,
not on your watch.
A real-time community map that connects people who are hungry with people who have food to share. Free, anonymous, hyperlocal.
No delivery logistics. No matching algorithm. No transaction. Just a signal, and neighbors who answer it.
The map, right now
Red pins are people who are hungry. Green pins are free food to share. No login required to look.
Drop a pin
Hungry? Drop an anonymous red pin. Have food to share? Drop a green pin in under 30 seconds.
The map lights up
Everyone nearby sees need and supply in real time. No login required to look, and pins fade as they age.
Need is met
A neighbor, restaurant, temple, or church responds. Tap “I’m good” and the pin disappears.
That’s the whole product
Two pins. One map. The community does the rest.
Red: I’m hungry
Anonymous by default. Approximate location only, never an exact address, never a name. Optional dietary tags and a short note.
Green: I have food
Restaurants, temples, churches, and neighbors post surplus food with a description and a pickup window. It expires when the window closes.
It takes a neighborhood
Anyone with food to share can seed the map. The more green pins, the faster red pins are answered.
Individuals
Cooked too much? Drop a green pin and feed someone on your block tonight.
Restaurants and grocers
Turn end-of-day surplus into a pin instead of the trash. Thirty seconds, real impact.
Temples, churches, and mosques
Langar, pantries, and post-service surplus become a steady source of green pins.
Food banks and nonprofits
Extend your reach with a live signal of who needs food right now, nearby.
A free public service
The map is public. The hungry stay anonymous. No one is ever charged, shown an ad, or has their data sold. HungryWatch is built by neighbors, for neighbors.
No algorithm decides who gets food. The community does.