Good things, made right next door.
Buy from the bakers, growers, and makers a few blocks away — not a warehouse across the country.
From their hands to yours, in three taps.
Browse the feed and the map
A living feed of what sellers near you have right now — then flip to the map to see how close it all is.
0.8 mi awayOrder from a neighbor
Sourdough baked the night before, eggs from down the road, a mug from the potter around the corner. Pay in the app (plus a 4% community fee that keeps Coop running), or hand over cash at pickup.
Pickup or local deliveryWatch your impact add up
Coop tracks how much of your spending stayed in the neighborhood — and how many sellers it supports.
$48 kept localThe neighborhood keeps getting livelier.
Fresh drops
A ring on the map means a seller just posted or restocked. Scheduled drops come with a countdown, a live count of what's left, and a waitlist if it sells out before you get there.
Market days
When stands get together, it shows up as a date on the map and at the top of Fresh Drops — one page with the lineup, the where, and the when.
Every shop is one scroll
The catalog, what buyers said, the seller's own updates, and how to get your order — on one page, with ratings and pickup up front.
A shop link anyone can buy from
When a Coop Pro seller shares their shop, you can open it, browse, and buy — no app, no account. Just the link.
Every order keeps money on your street.
No warehouses, no cross-country trucks. When you buy on Coop, your money goes to a person you could walk to — and the app shows you exactly how much stayed close to home.
Turn what you make or grow into neighborhood income.
Coop started on the drive through New Melle, Missouri — past egg coolers on fence posts, fresh-cut flower stands, and hand-painted signs for tomatoes. A whole neighborhood was already selling to itself. It just needed an easier way to be found.
That's all Coop is: the roadside stand, in your pocket. Thanks for keeping it local.
Your neighbors are already on Coop.
Download the app and see what's being baked, grown, and made a few blocks from you.