What if my city isn't on Zinola yet?
Zinola is opening city by city. What you can do now if yours isn't open yet, and how to tell us where you'd like it next.
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Zinola is opening city by city. If yours isn't open yet, you can still join and look around the nearest city that is.
How you'll know
In the app's area picker, you may see You're outside the cities we cover so far. Search for the closest. When you search, only cities and areas where Zinola is open show up.
What you can do
Pick the closest city
In the area picker, search for the nearest open city, or choose All of that city. See Set or change your area.Use what works anywhere
You can follow people, read stories about businesses and keep in touch with friends wherever you live. See Follow and unfollow people.Start a circle
A circle for your building, school or club works anywhere. See Start a circle.Tell us about your city
Write to hello@zinola.in with your city's name. It helps us decide where to open next.
Bring your neighbors
Zinola is useful when your neighbors are on it too. Share your invite link so the people around you can join. See Invite friends to Zinola.
Common questions
Which cities is Zinola available in?
Zinola is opening city by city in India, starting with Chennai and Coimbatore. The area picker shows every city that is open right now.
Can I use Zinola if my city isn't listed?
Yes. You can join, follow people, read stories and start a circle. Pick the closest open city as your area for now.
How do I ask Zinola to open in my city?
Email hello@zinola.in with your city's name. Inviting neighbors also helps.
Related articles
- Set or change your areaPick your area with search or your location, or see all of your city. Your area decides what Zinola shows you first.
- Invite friends to ZinolaShare your invite link or QR code by WhatsApp, SMS or any app, why you need a username, and how to see who joined.
- How do I start a circle?Start a circle for your building, street, school or club in four steps, with every field explained: what is required, the limits and what each does.