Local map
A shared view of venues, gatherings, and useful places in one ZIP code.
How HubFed works
Build a place
that works together.
HubFed gives a community its own home, then helps it choose the people, partner relationships, and FED services that make that place more useful.
Start a hub →A local service, not a feed
Make the useful things easier to find.
HubFed gives a community a practical front door: a map for nearby places, a calendar for gatherings, and space for local updates. It is deliberately shaped around a ZIP code and the people who care for it.
Each hub can begin small. Turn on the modules that fit the place; leave the rest out. The goal is a durable local home, not another destination competing for attention.
What belongs in a hub
Enough structure to be useful. Enough restraint to stay understandable.
Community calendar
Bring public events together without asking every neighbor to follow another feed.
Local notices
Give updates, requests, and ordinary information a dependable home.
Independent modules
Use the services a place needs while each product keeps its own data and rules.
Start with your place
Sponsor your
ZIP code.
Community stewards can start a HubFed pilot for a specific place. You choose the boundary, invite collaborators, and begin with the tools that will actually be cared for.
Request alpha access →Take a role
Make your place
more useful.
A hub is cared for by people, not a platform feed. Start as a local steward, join a partner relationship, or help make access possible.
Works with
Different local jobs,
one clear place.
HubFed carries the community relationship and permission context. Each connected FED product keeps its own records and rules.