Dancing, climbing, the Saturday market, the guy who fixes your roof — all of it a few minutes from here.
Free to look around. Members start at nine dollars a month.
We started this year, here in Eugene. The map is filling in.
Choose your world
Gold standard · the clean dark default
Saved on this device — become a citizen and your world follows you everywhere.
Why this exists
You did not decide to stop going downtown. It got easier not to, a little at a time, until one day the hardware store was a vape shop and nobody could say exactly when.
Spend a hundred dollars at a shop owned by somebody who lives here and a good share of it stays here — she pays her kid's coach, her plumber, the woman who does her books. The same hundred does several jobs before it leaves town. Spend it with a company headquartered somewhere else and it does one job, then it is gone.
We can put the whole town on a map. We cannot make anybody walk out the door. That part was always yours.
Free, for everyone, no account
You do not need to sign up for anything to use this. Open it and look.
The map
Every shop, trade and studio in town, with their hours, their work and a way to reach them.
The calendar
Classes, markets, open nights and gigs, all in one place instead of eight.
Harvest
Fruit trees, berry patches and pantry shelves, put on the map by neighbours and kept honest by them.
For the people who run something
Every room costs what it is worth, and every price is a multiple of nine dollars a month. Switch on what you need. Change your mind any month.
A real website with your hours, your photos, what you offer and how to reach you. Your own address, found on Google.
People searching Eugene for what you do find you, with your light on.
Take orders and payment right on your page. You keep the whole sale.
Classes, markets, open nights. They show on the town calendar and on your own page.
Write an estimate, send it, get it signed, turn it into a job. Your customer gets a room of their own to watch it happen and ask questions.
Your customers in one list, the questions they asked, the photos you sent them. Yours to take with you.
Everything is a multiple of nine dollars a month.
A contractor pays $45 a month. That is the page everybody gets plus the Desk — a real website, a place on the map, every estimate, every signature, every job, and a room of their own for each customer. One price. No percentage of anything you sell, ever.
You keep the whole sale. Your money lands in your account. Leave any month. The price you see is the price you pay.
What we value
Everything here is about Eugene — the map, the calendar, the people. One town, in full.
Go check
Open the map and you see Eugene: who is open right now, what is on this weekend, where the free plums are. No account, no email, nothing to sign up for.
Your page, your customer list, your photos, the words you wrote.
Go check
Download all of it any day you want.
Cancel with a button — no phone call, and nobody here has to approve it.
If you leave, your customer list leaves with you.
The shop next door cannot buy its way above you, and neither can you.
Go check
There are no sponsored slots and no advertising anywhere on the site. Word is spread by people, not by dollars.
A review only counts if that person actually bought something from you. And when a customer asks about their job, you answer — not a bot.
Every room is a multiple of nine dollars a month, and you keep the whole sale.
Go check
The whole price list is four lines long and it is on this page. There is no call to get a quote and no enterprise tier hiding behind a form.
If we built a page about your business before you asked, it says so across the top until you tell us it is right.
A third of every dollar LocalLane collects goes to The Camel Academy, which works with local kids and elders.
Go check
Nine dollars sends three. A contractor paying forty-five sends fifteen. It is booked the day your payment clears, and The Camel Academy's books are public — you can see what came in and where it went.
Where we are
LocalLane started this year, here, with one town. The map is not full. Most of Eugene has never heard of us. That is what a thing built from the ground up looks like on its first pass.
It does not arrive finished. It fills in — one shop, one market stall, one neighbour at a time. Every person who turns their light on makes the map worth opening for the next person. Every event somebody posts gives somebody else a reason to go out that night.
So if you want a town that has this, the way to get one is to be on it, and to tell one person.
The short version, straight. More as we ship more.
Our mission
To use technology to reinforce human connection and keep money moving between neighbours, one town at a time.
A waterfall starts with one drop of water.