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Featured on the BBC
Neighbourhood Watch App
as featured on the BBC
On the BBC program to discuss the app was the Neighbourhood Watch coordinator together with former Metropolitan police officer and director of Rutland neighbourhood watch. They explained the reasons why the organisation needed a mobile app to help propel the organisation into the 21st century.
Neighbourhood Watch wanted a smarter and more accessible way to share vital news and provide the latest information to help empower residents who want to make a better community.
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The Community App | Key Features
Push Notifications
An effective way to instantly notify targeted users of vital news & alerts.
Events Tab
Residents can keep up to date with events and sync them to their calendar.
Reporting
Residents can report problems or call for help.
Submit Photos
Photos that may be of interest to NHW can be sent in an instant.
General Info
View community and crime information, essential contacts and more.
Newsfeed
Keep the community informed on the latest local news and tweets.
Plus many more features...
Tap the app

Rutland NHW
We are proud to have produced the first of its kind, a dedicated neighbourhood watch app for Rutland county, as featured on the BBC.
Rutland Neighbourhood Watch wanted to bring their services into the 21st century by using the power of an app to make available all sources of information on demand.
A fantastic way to engage with the wider community to help fight crime together.
Our platform allows staff to update the app securely via any web browser. It’s packed with many advanced features. Download here.
How your Neighbourhood benefits

Facts and Figures
90%
of Adults use a smartphone or mobile device
90%
of Residents want access to community information
150
times in a day an average person views their phone