Your neighbor already owns it.

Rent tools, mowers and party gear from verified neighbors across Fort Worth. Or list yours and get paid.

See how it works

Half your street already owns one.

The equipment is already here. It is just locked in six different garages, and everyone bought their own copy.

$300 to $600
Pressure washer. New, at the big-box store.
$700 to $1,400
Rear-tine tiller. For the two weekends you break ground.
$600 and up
Tables and chairs for 60. Bought for one graduation party.

PorchSwap turns that garage into the cheapest rental counter in Fort Worth.

It works both directions.

You need something

For the job you are doing this Saturday.

Search your ZIP

See what is actually available within a few minutes of your house, not across the metroplex.

Book the days

Pick your window and pay in the app. The owner confirms and you get the pickup address.

Pick it up, photograph it, go

A quick condition photo protects both of you. Then it is yours until the return time.

You own something

Sitting in the garage between jobs.

List it from one photo

Snap the item. PorchSwap writes the listing and suggests a rate for your area.

Approve who borrows it

You see the neighbor and their history before you say yes. Decline anything, for any reason.

Get paid on return

Money moves through PorchSwap, so there is no cash at the door and no chasing anyone down.

The expensive stuff nobody uses twice.

A push mower cutting long grass in low evening sun

Lawn and yard

Mowers, rear-tine tillers, aerators, chainsaws, edgers, spreaders and everything you drag out twice a season.

A long table and chairs set for dinner under string lights on a back lawn

Party and hosting

Folding tables, stacks of chairs, canopies, coolers, griddles, speakers and drink dispensers.

Power tools

Drills, circular saws, sanders, nail guns, compressors.

Pressure washing

Washers, surface cleaners, extension wands.

Ladders and hauling

Extension ladders, hand trucks, utility trailers.

Built on AI

The part that does the boring work.

Neighborhood rental only works if listing something takes a minute and nobody argues afterward. That is where the intelligence goes.

Photo to listing

Snap the item on your garage floor. PorchSwap identifies it, writes the description and suggests a daily rate.

Pricing that reads the season

Rate suggestions move with real local demand. Aerators in October, canopies in June, generators when the ice hits.

Ask for the job, not the tool

Say you are staining a fence this weekend. PorchSwap finds the nearest neighbor with the sprayer free on Saturday.

Condition check

Pickup and return photos are compared automatically, so real damage gets flagged and nobody argues from memory.

Screening before the swap

Fake accounts and odd booking patterns get caught before a confirmation ever reaches your porch.

Lending a $900 saw to a stranger is the whole problem.

So the boring safeguards are built into every swap, not bolted on afterward.

Verified neighbors

Identity and address checks before anyone can book. This is a neighborhood, not an open marketplace.

You approve every request

Owners choose who borrows, set the deposit and the pickup window, and can decline for any reason.

Photos at both ends

Condition is documented and timestamped at pickup and return, so disputes start from evidence.

Money moves in the app

Payments and deposits are handled by PorchSwap. No cash at the door, no awkward reminder texts.

Fort Worth first

Close enough to walk back if you forget the extension cord.

PorchSwap runs neighborhood by neighborhood, so the thing you need is a few minutes away instead of across the metroplex.

Straight answers.

What happens if something gets damaged?
Every swap opens and closes with photos in the app, so condition is documented on both sides rather than remembered differently. Payments and deposits run through PorchSwap instead of cash at the door. If something does go wrong, you report it in the app and we work from the photo record rather than from memory.
Who is allowed to borrow my equipment?
Only verified neighbors in your area, and only the ones you approve. You set the pickup window, the deposit and the rules. You can decline any request for any reason, and you never have to explain why.
What does PorchSwap cost?
Listing your equipment is free and there is no monthly fee. PorchSwap takes a percentage of each completed swap, so owners only ever pay out of money they have already earned.
Which parts of Fort Worth does PorchSwap cover?
PorchSwap runs neighborhood by neighborhood across Tarrant, Parker and Johnson counties, from Fort Worth out to Arlington, Keller, Southlake, Mansfield, Burleson and Weatherford. Put your ZIP in and you will see what is available on your side of town.
Is PorchSwap on iPhone and Android?
Yes, on both. Listing your equipment, messages, bookings and payments all live in the app, so it is where a swap actually happens.

Open your garage to the block.

List what is already sitting in your garage, set your own rate, and keep founding member benefits on every swap you take.

  • Your listings go live the day you post them.
  • Founding member rates held for as long as you keep listing.
  • You set the terms on rates, deposits and pickup windows.
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PorchSwap is on iOS and Android. Listing, messages and payments all happen in the app.