We are mature women from the 50+ generation, united by a shared need to create something valuable for local communities. Our life experiences are different, but they complement each other and form a strong foundation for the Next2 project. One of us devoted most of her energy to raising four sons, gaining practical, everyday experience in organizing life, relationships, and cooperation in the family and neighborhood. The other is raising a son with a genetic condition, which gave her a unique perspective: a deep understanding of how important the support of the environment, access to help, and real, local connections are.

We both grew up in a world where neighbors were part of everyday life—they supported each other, exchanged services, talked, and were present when needed. Today, these relationships have almost disappeared, even though people live closer to each other than ever before. We see how much local solidarity, cooperation, and mutual help are lacking. And how much social and economic potential lies in the untapped talents, skills, and resources of people living right next to each other.

Next2 was created in response to these observations. Our mission is to rebuild real neighborhood relationships through modern, simple, and secure technology that facilitates mutual help, resource exchange, and building local micro-communities.

We combine the perspective of life maturity, great empathy, practical experience, and understanding of how important closeness is—especially when everyday life presents challenges.

We believe that Next2 can restore what was once natural: neighborhood, cooperation, and support. And do it on a scale that neither traditional social media nor anonymous classified platforms provide.