Questions and answers

Iri (עירי, “my city”) is a free neighborhood app for Israel. Each city has its own feed where neighbors ask for recommendations, share events and alerts, offer things and talk — in Hebrew, Russian and English.

Yes. Iri is free to download and use on iPhone and Android. Local businesses can pay to pin a sticker at the top of a city’s feed; everything else is free.

Iri has a feed for more than 30 cities, including Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Rishon LeZion, Netanya, Be’er Sheva, Ashdod and Eilat. If your city is missing, write to info@iri-app.com and tell us.

Pick the nearest city for now — you’ll see its feed and the neighbors around you. Then tell us which city you’d like through the Contact page or at info@iri-app.com: new cities open as neighbors ask for them.

Groups get noisy fast and are hard to search. In Iri every post has a type (a question, an alert, an event…), each city has one feed you can filter, any post translates in a tap, and you don’t share your phone number to take part.

Yes. The app works in Hebrew, Russian and English, and any post can be translated into your language with one tap.

No. You sign in with your email or your Google account. If you sell something or offer a service, you decide whether to add a number.

Tap ⋯ on the post and choose Report. Our team reviews every report, and urgent alerts are checked before they are pinned.

Always follow the Home Front Command first (oref.org.il). Iri helps with local information from your neighbors, but it is not an official alert system.

Yes. Any business can publish an offer in its city’s feed for free: describe what you do, add photos, a price and how to reach you.

It depends on the districts and how long it stays — you can pay per hour, per day or per week. Open Menu → Advertise on Iri in the app, choose the reach and describe your campaign, and we’ll send you the options.

Local businesses and independent professionals: home services, cafés and restaurants, beauty and wellness, shops, tutors and professional services, events and activities.

Yes. You choose the districts a sticker appears in — one, several, or a whole city — and you can run it in more than one city.