In the Philippines a sari-sari store is the little shop on the corner — whatever the neighborhood needs, in whatever size you need it. This app is that idea on a phone.
What you can do
- Sell what you no longer need. Photos, a price, and how someone can get it — pickup, delivery, shipping, or meeting somewhere public.
- Offer a hand. A ride to the airport, an evening of babysitting, help moving a couch.
- Ask for what you need. Post it on the wanted board and a neighbor can offer.
- Keep it local. You decide how far "near me" reaches — a few miles in town, seventy-five if that's what a neighbor means where you live.
How paying works
Neighbors pay each other directly: cash, check, Zelle or Venmo. The app never handles the money and takes no cut of anything you sell. It just helps you find each other and keeps the conversation and the order in one place.
What stays private
Your street address is never shown to anyone. It's used only to work out how far away things are, and the app shows whole miles — never a location. An address is shared just once, inside an order someone has accepted, and only the one address that handoff actually needs. A meet-up shares none at all.
Get the app
Sari-Sari Store is for iPhone. Membership is invite-based while we're getting started — reach out at support@trucost.app.
