Your home and neighborhood, connected

Your place, alive.

Pantopus starts with your address. See what’s true about it, keep your household’s everyday on track, and make small plans with people nearby.

Free to look. No account needed. What’s available varies by location.

The sky follows your clockSee how it works ↓
07:10 · MorningUnderstand your place

There’s more to your address than a pin.

Air and weather right now. Flood, wildfire, earthquake and radon. Who supplies your water, and its record. The governments you live inside. Every fact names its source and its scale.

Drawn at its scalecounty or stateareathis addressnot available
Example · Clark County, WA
Your ballot · through November 3Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.See the governments on your ballot and the dates that apply where you live.
See your ballot
See what’s true about your addressFree · no account · coverage varies by location
07:30 → 20:00 · Through the dayToday

A little less to keep in your head.

Today puts the weather outside next to what’s due inside. Confirm your pickup day once and get a reminder the evening before. Turn a radon zone into a test-kit task. Briefings come only when there’s something useful.

Remember the bins. Share the task. Know what’s handled.

Pickup reminders go out only for a day your household confirmed. Examples shown.

Start with your home
Today
7:00 AM46°Clear · Air moderate
Due todayReplace the furnace filterAssigned to Alex · reminder this morning
Test for radon?Your county is EPA radon zone 1Only a test tells you about your home. Add a test-kit task.
Due SaturdayClean the guttersAssigned to you · reminder that morning
7:00 AM
12:40 · MiddayHousehold

You don’t have to be the household’s memory.

Invite the people you live with. Give a task an owner and a due date, keep documents where the right people can find them, and see when something’s done. For the place you own, rent or share.

An accepted invitation gives household tools. Address verification is a separate step.

YouOwnerAlexMemberSamMember
  • Replace the furnace filterAlex · done at 12:40 PM
  • Order a radon test kitSam · due Saturday · reminder that morning
  • Home insurance policyDocument · visible to you and Alex
Example household
18:30 · Golden hourPlans

Good company can start with a small plan.

Walk and coffee. A pickup game. A watch party. A study group. Find one nearby, ask to join, and get the exact spot once the host says yes.

Walk and coffeePickup gameWatch partyStudy groupPlaydate, with extra rules

Hosts choose how people join: they approve each person, or let in verified neighbors, people they’ve hosted before, or anyone nearby for walks and pickup games. Playdates need verified addresses and a public place, the host approves each family, and a parent stays.

Send a plan to a friendWant to come along on Saturday?Walk and coffee · Sat 10:00 AMNear the riverfront parkpantopus.com/plans/…The link shows the area and the time, even before they have the app.
Get the appPlans is in the Pantopus app for iPhone and Android.
RIVERFRONT PARKPublic preview · area and time only
Walk and coffeeExample plan
Saturday, 10:00 AM · about an hourHosted by Maya · 3 going
Near the riverfront park
Maya approves each person.
19:45 · DuskNearby

Get to know the life around you.

Pulse is the local conversation: questions, useful updates and nearby news, with no crime or suspicious-person alerts. Neighborhood shows how many verified homes are around you, and fills in as neighbors join.

Neighborhood · ~1 km cells around you
14verified homes nearby
3 of 8 cells around you have verified homesInvite your neighbors from Neighborhood, and the hill fills in.Example numbers
Pulse · example postsCalm by design. No crime or suspicious-person alerts.
QuestionDanaMaple St· 18 min

Does anyone know when leaf pickup starts on the east side?

4 replies
Useful updatePriya33rd St· 1 hr

The crosswalk signal by the elementary school is working again.

2 replies
Local newsPantopus Locallabeled publisher· 2 hr

Library story time moves to 10:30 this Saturday.

Source linked
Support Train · exampleDinners for a neighbor after surgeryOrganized by Lee · two weeks of dinners9 of 14 dinners coveredWhen someone needs help, a Support Train organizes meals and practical help. Friends can sign up by email, no app needed.

Your place, Today and household tools work for one person on day one. Nearby fills in as neighbors join.

21:00 · NightHow it fits together

Built around where you actually live.

Your place gives information its context. Your household gives responsibilities a home. People nearby give you reasons to get together. Pantopus keeps them connected, so learning something leads to doing something.

  1. 1PLACEYour county is EPA radon zone 1.
  2. 2TODAY“Test for radon?” appears on the radon card.
  3. 3TASK“Order a test kit,” assigned to Sam, due Saturday.
  4. 4DONESam checks it off. The household sees it.
21:30 · NightBoundaries

A nearby world. Clear boundaries.

Looking up an address shows public information. It never opens a household’s tasks or documents. Household members see what their role allows. Plan guests get the exact spot after the host accepts.

PUBLIC FACTSTASKS · DOCUMENTSPLAN AREAEXACT SPOTSomeone who types an address sees public facts, and a plan’s area and time. Nothing about who lives there.
  • Public facts about the addresssees
  • Who lives therehidden
  • Household tasks and documentshidden
  • The plan’s area and timesees
  • The plan’s exact spot and chathidden
A first name and a street, at mostNeighbors never see your house number or unit.
Never sold, never used for adsYour address stays yours.
Verification has one purposeIt unlocks features that need it, like messaging verified neighbors. Ownership is confirmed separately.
Read about privacy
22:00Getting started

Start small. Make it yours.

  1. Look up your place.No account needed.
  2. Save it and set up your home.Tasks, documents and your pickup day.
  3. Bring someone in.A household member, a plan, a question on Pulse.
22:15Questions

A few things you might be wondering.

Do I have to own my home?
No. Renters, owners and people sharing a home can all use it. Some details depend on your role and verification.
Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Look up any U.S. address. You need an account to save a place and use household and community features.
Do I need to verify first?
No. You can save a place and set up a private home first. Some features need a verified address.
What if few neighbors have joined?
Your place, Today and household tools work right away. Nearby and Plans grow as people join.
Is the same information everywhere?
No. Coverage depends on the source, and Pantopus shows where something is county-wide or missing.
Does verifying confirm ownership?
No. Address verification and ownership are separate checks.
Is it free?
Yes. Everything on this page is free to use.
Where can I get the app?
On the App Store and Google Play. You can also start on the web, right here.
23:30 · One window still lit

Start with the place you call home.

See what’s true about your address. Make a little room in your head. Find a reason to get together.

Free to look. No account needed.