Neighborhood thresholds

Doorfolk

Field notes from the threshold — photograph door signs, rate the Sharpie, and build a local anthology of knock policies and taped warnings.

  • Capture notes as you walk the block
  • Tag by type and neighborhood
  • Read the block through its doorways
Doorway with taped note in evening light

How a stroll becomes an archive

Doorfolk turns the small signs people leave on doors into a readable collection you can browse, filter, and compare across neighborhoods.

  1. Snap door signs

    Photograph notes on doors and entryways as you walk — each capture lands as a taped card in your threshold feed, tagged by neighborhood.

  2. Rate the handwriting

    Score Sharpie from scrawl to gallery script so your collection reflects not just what was written, but how it was written on glass and paper.

  3. Anthology by block

    See which note types dominate, which phrases repeat, and how handwriting shifts across parts of your map — a readable anthropology of local custom.

On the block

Browse captures, filter by note kind, and open Anthology to see how your neighborhood speaks through its thresholds.

Door note detail view
Note detail
Threshold feed of taped notes
Threshold feed
Capture a new door note
Capture sheet