FAQ
Togetherhood is a free app for starting walks with your neighbors, friends, and community. Anyone can create a walk anywhere, make it public or private, and invite friends with a share link.
No. Togetherhood started with walks, but you can invite neighbors and friends to any activity you'd welcome company for, like a run, a bike ride, or a weekday dinner. Make it public for your neighborhood, or keep it private for friends.
Open the Togetherhood app, create a walk with a time and meeting point, and choose whether it's public or private. Share the link with neighbors and friends, and repeat it at the same time each week to build a regular group.
Sign up at togetherhoods.com to lead a walk and you'll get early access, plus a chance to have your walk featured in our newsletter. Otherwise, your neighborhood unlocks on the site once 25 neighbors join the waitlist.
Yes. You can create walks anywhere, and the app shows scenic walking routes worldwide from OpenStreetMap.
Yes. Add friends with a share link from the Friends tab, and keep a walk private instead of listing it publicly.
The Togetherhood app is free to use. Most walks are free to join; some curated tours charge admission, so check each walk's details.
Yes. Togetherhood hosts a free weekly walk in Temescal, Oakland, and the Togetherhood app lets anyone start walks for their own neighborhood, friends, or community.
Tuesdays 7:30–8:30 AM, a foraging walk from Studio One Art Center (365 45th St, Oakland). You can also find or start other walks in the Togetherhood app.
No fitness level required — it’s a relaxed social pace and all are welcome. You can just show up; joining the waitlist gets you reminders.
Yes. The Togetherhood app surfaces curated group walks across the Bay Area and scenic walking routes worldwide, sourced from OpenStreetMap.