LetzShare

Borrow the drill.
Skip the hardware store.

LetzShare is where your street, your maker space, or your co-op keeps its tools. Share what you own, borrow what you don't, and stop buying tools you'll only ever use once — all inside private groups of people you actually trust.

$0
rental fees
Invite-only
no public listings
5 steps
Available → Confirmed
How it works

Two things make it work: your Group, and your Shed.

1
Join a Group

Get invited into a private circle — neighbors, a maker space, a repair collective. Groups are invite-only; they're never searchable or public.

2
Stock your Shed

Your Household's Tool Shed is the shared inventory you and the people you live with keep — add a tool once, everyone at home can list, edit, or approve loans on it.

3
Request, don't just take

See a tool you need in your Group? Tap Get. The owner approves the request — no fees, no fine print.

4
Track the loan

Every tool moves through one clear cycle: Available → Requested → On loan → Returned → Confirmed returned.

What it looks like

A peek inside.

This is the exact shed you'll see once you're signed in.

letzshareapp.com/dashboard
Tools shared with me
Available
Cordless Drill
Maria — Elmshorn
Borrow
On loan
Extension Ladder
Jonas — Dudelange
Available
Pressure Washer
Sara — Bertrange
✓ Requested
Available
Circular Saw
Tom — Mamer
Borrow
letzshareapp.com/tools/detail
Available
Cordless Drill
Maria — Elmshorn
Borrow
Why LetzShare

Everything except the fees.

No rental fees

Ever. LetzShare isn't a marketplace — nobody pays to borrow or lend.

Invite-only, always

Groups can't be browsed or searched. You're only ever visible to people who invited you or who you invited.

Built for mobile

Add a tool from your phone camera, check a loan from the couch — full functionality, not a cut-down mobile view.

One shed per household

Live with roommates or family? Your Tool Shed is shared automatically — no duplicate listings, no "who has the ladder" texts.

Your neighbors already have the tools you need.

Start a group, invite the people you trust, and stop buying things you'll use twice a year.

Create your first group