HiStreets isn't really about maps or AI. It's about people.
Behind every listing is someone who took a risk, or someone who just needs a bit of luck to go their way. These are the gaps we're trying to close. Hover over each one.
The café owner who cooks better than she markets
She put her savings into this place. The food is brilliant. But she's never built a website, and "digital marketing" sounds like a second full-time job she doesn't have time for.
The teenager looking for a first job
He's been scrolling the big job sites for weeks. Meanwhile a shop around the corner is desperate for weekend help and the only advert is a note in the window he never walks past.
The volunteers cooking for people who need it
Every Friday they serve free hot meals. The trouble is the person half a mile away who's really struggling has no idea this help even exists.
Not to replace the high street. To strengthen it.
Not to make small shops act like giant corporations. Just to hand them the same tools.