What is Cityhelpbook?
CityHelpBook.com is a unique, world-first “Help Engine” designed to connect people who need help with those who can provide help — anywhere, anytime. It’s a free Social Media website, where one have to follow city in place of people.
Problem
Users rely on traditional social media or community boards to seek or offer help, which are not purpose-built for localized assistance. Struggle to find relevant local help quickly due to scattered information and lack of dedicated platforms.
Solution
A social media platform where users follow cities instead of people, enabling them to post requests for help or offer assistance within their local community. Example: Users in New York can follow 'New York City' to see all help-related posts in their area.
Customers
Individuals seeking localized help, volunteers, community organizers, and small businesses aiming to engage with their local audience. Demographics include urban residents, socially active users, and community-driven professionals.
Unique Features
City-centric following model (instead of people or pages), free access, and a focus on hyperlocal assistance exchange.
User Comments
Simplifies finding local help, intuitive city-based interface, lacks user density in smaller towns, potential for community building, free model appreciated.
Traction
Launched recently on ProductHunt (2024), no disclosed revenue or user metrics. Founder’s social media presence not publicly highlighted.
Market Size
The global social media market is projected to reach $231 billion by 2030 (Grand View Research, 2023), with community-driven platforms gaining traction.
