About Nabo

How did it all begin?

Nabo started from a simple observation: most of us own things we rarely use. A drill that sits in a drawer after one project, a tent that only sees daylight once a year, or a stroller that a child quickly outgrows. Meanwhile, our neighbours often need exactly those things for just a short time.

The idea for Nabo was born out of this everyday problem. Instead of letting useful items gather dust, why not make them available for others nearby? By connecting people through sharing, Nabo turns ordinary neighbourhoods into vibrant, resourceful communities.

What is our mission?

Our mission is to make borrowing easier than buying. We want to reduce waste, save people money, and foster stronger connections between neighbours. Every transaction on Nabo means one less unnecessary purchase, one less item sent to landfill, and one more opportunity for people to meet and trust each other.

We believe in a world where access matters more than ownership where communities can thrive by sharing resources sustainably.

Who is Nabo for?

Nabo is built for people who value smart access over ownership. Our early adopters are neighbours who want life to be easier, cheaper, and more sustainable.

• Students who don’t want to buy expensive gear for one-off projects.
• Young professionals who live in compact city apartments with little storage space.
• Family who need baby gear, sports equipment, or party items only for short periods.
• Eco-minded locals who believe in reducing waste and strengthening community ties.

By focusing first on these groups, Nabo creates a close-knit community where borrowing and lending feels natural, safe, and rewarding.