Be among the first
Your home is already a business.
Everything in your home can earn — the tools, the gear, the spare room, your skills. A few steps turn your garage into a storefront. Be the first shop on your block.
Everything in your home can earn — the tools, the gear, the spare room, your skills. A few steps turn your garage into a storefront. Be the first shop on your block.
Your garage is a storefront. The drill in the corner, the kayak in the rafters, the pressure washer you used once — that's inventory. Price it, list it, and your block becomes your market. Run your home like the small business it already is.
Evorios isn't just a listings app — it's the back office for your storefront. See what you earn, set a monthly target, and invite neighbors in with one link.
Keep two or more items available on weekends — that's when neighbors need them most.
Example view — your numbers start at $0 and grow as you rent, sell, and gift.
See what you've earned, which listings perform best, and a monthly target to grow toward.
One link drops neighbors straight onto your shelf — share it on TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Facebook, or copy a ready-made caption.
Not sure what to charge? Mr. Evorios suggests a fair price the moment an item hits the shelf.
Two sides of one neighborhood economy: the more you list, the more you earn — and the more you rent instead of buy, the less you spend. Drag the sliders and watch.
Every category has two shelves — Household for everyday neighbors, and Pro / Business for contractors and crews on your block. Your garage can stock either.
Twenty categories. Two shelves each. One block.
Your hobby isn't only a hobby — it can be a little income, and a way to meet neighbors who love the same things. Sell what you rarely use, rent out the rest, and put your talent on the block.
List seedlings, seeds, houseplants, and seasonal flowers — your garden already grows more than you can keep.
Show the block your paintings and crafts — and sell the pieces you're ready to pass on.
That tool, kayak, or camera you barely touch — sell it, or rent it out and let it earn.
Rent it from a neighbor before you buy — chances are it's already on your block.
Rent before you buy. Earn from what you already own. Meet the people next door.
Everyone opens a garage the same way — then grows into whatever the block needs most.
Photograph anything you're not using and put it on your shelf in about 30 seconds.
Requests and earnings show you what neighbors keep asking for.
Lean in — wedding dresses, seedlings, costumes — and become the block's go-to.
Hobbyists and working pros both build a niche here.
Got tools, gear, or equipment sitting unused? List them in minutes. Every rental puts money in your pocket — deposit-protected and tracked.
Need a pressure washer for one weekend? A camera kit for a trip? Rent from a verified neighbor — a fraction of the cost, zero storage.
One account — switch between earning and saving anytime
Camera gear, power tools, camping kit — someone nearby needs it today. List it in minutes and earn while you sleep.
Why buy when your neighbor already has it? Browse verified listings, pay with Stripe, pick up the same day.
Take a photo — AI fills the title and category, and suggests a price. Live in under three minutes.
Stripe payment, a refundable deposit hold, identity verified on both sides. You get notified right away.
The renter scans a QR code on pickup and again on return. Every timestamp is a clear record. Payout lands in your account.
Daily, weekly, or monthly — deposit-protected.
Sell it outright. No deposit, no calendar.
No charge. No commission. Just goodwill.
Stripe Identity — government ID and a selfie. Once per account.
A refundable hold on the renter's card — released on return, and claimable if there's damage.
Scan in, scan out. Every timestamp is a clear record.
Both sides review independently. Reviews go public only when both are in.
Don't pack everything. Search by city, find verified owners, and rent deposit-protected gear wherever you land.
No shipping. No hassle. Just rent what you need, where you are.
No support tickets. No hold music. No waiting.
Speaks your language — Arabic, Chinese, French, Hindi, and more
Evorios is a neighborhood marketplace where people rent and sell household things to each other — tools, sports gear, appliances, baby equipment, and more. Everything is local, so pickup is usually a short walk or drive away.
It depends on what you list and how often it rents, but unused things add up — a pressure washer, a kayak, the drill in the corner. Your Garage dashboard shows what you've earned, your best listings, and a monthly target to grow toward. You start at zero and build from there.
Create a free account, tap List, and follow the steps — photos, title, category, price, availability. In about 30 seconds your first item is live. Then print or save its QR sticker so pickup and return stay clear.
Not at all — being first is an advantage. If no one on your block has opened a garage yet, neighborhood demand is yours to win. Open early, list what you have, and become the local go-to before anyone else shows up.
Renting means a neighbor borrows your item for a set period and returns it. Selling means they buy it and keep it. You choose when you create a listing — and you can offer either over time.
Renters pay in the app when a booking is confirmed. Funds are held for the rental, and you're paid after a successful return. Payments run through Stripe — you don't handle cash for tracked rentals. The full total (rent, any fee, and deposit) is always shown before anyone pays.
Every rentable item gets a QR code. Scanning at pickup and again at return confirms the handoff — who had the item, and when. It protects both sides and keeps the rental timeline clear.
Many rentals include a refundable deposit — a hold on the renter's card, not a charge. It's released automatically after a clean return. If there's documented damage or loss, the host can claim within the window shown in the app. Evorios isn't an insurer; the deposit is simply a hold.
Message the other person first — most things sort out there. If not, open a dispute from the rental and add photos or notes. Evorios is a neutral platform: both sides get the records, QR timestamps, and messages, and the deposit stays held while things are reviewed.
Yes. Card details are handled by Stripe — Evorios never stores full card numbers. Sign-in uses a one-time code sent to your email, so there's no password to steal. Only enter card details in the official app — never in chat.