EllieEats connects neighbors in the same apartment community — sell what you cook, or discover what's cooking a few doors down. No strangers, no delivery riders — just your own building.
I help neighbors in your apartment buy and sell home-cooked food — no strangers, no delivery riders, just next door.
Switch modes any time — the same neighbors, the same building, just a different side of the transaction.
Every feature exists to make trading food with your actual neighbors simple and safe.
Every order, chat, and notification carries Ellie's little nudge — a reminder that this is neighbors trading food, not a faceless marketplace.
Every listing, order, and chat is scoped to your own apartment community — you're never browsing or selling to strangers across town.
Filter dishes by food type, or browse long-shelf-life items like pickles and podi that don't need same-day pickup.
A tap-to-refresh banner the moment a listing or order changes — plus push notifications when your order's status moves.
Coordinate pickup times or ask about a dish directly with the other side of the order — no need to exchange phone numbers.
Add multiple dishes from multiple neighbors to one cart, then check out in a single pass.
See every order — pending, confirmed, cancelled — filtered the way you want, from either side of the trade.
EllieEats is built around one idea: the best food often comes from two doors down, not two towns over.
Offers, Requests, Orders, and chat messages are all partitioned per apartment — nothing you post is ever visible outside your own building.
EllieEats is already in active use inside real apartment communities today. A public Play Store listing is on the way — check back here for the link.
Not yet on the Play Store