A local sharing app to connect, borrow, and give
Givgive is a local sharing app where you can borrow, lend, sell, or give everyday items. Digitize your belongings, access nearby services, and exchange safely via Givgive Hubs. Save money, reduce waste, and build a stronger community — all in one smart app
Why we built Givgive? Because borrowing a drill from your neighbor should be easier than buying a new one. We believe in a world where generosity beats ownership — and local connections matter. Givgive is not just an app. It's a movement. Join us, city by city.
This should be used by more people worldwide. [BTW, Is there any "insurance"/guarantee that the borrowed item will be returned in the same good condition? And that it will be returned at all?]
Hey PH friends I’m Mikhail, a founder on a mission to make sharing easier than owning. Givgive was born out of a simple idea: What if your neighbor already has what you're about to buy? With Givgive, we’re building a hyperlocal sharing network — city by city — where people can lend, borrow, and give everyday items instead of buying more. After burning out on my last startup, I wrote a book — Crazy Startuper. A story of mission, mistakes, and finding faith again. Now I’m back, building again. One
The idea of digitizing belongings and accessing nearby services sounds super convenient! 🙂
Givgive makes local sharing effortless borrow, lend, sell, or give everyday items through a smart, safe app. Digitize your stuff, access nearby services, and exchange via Givgive Hubs. Save money, reduce waste, and strengthen your community in one move.
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