Standing

Stars are for strangers.

Every citizen carries a standing: a living record of how they have shown up, built visit by visit and held on both sides. Completed visits. Repeat families. The way each visit closed. Never a star count one bad night can game. A record, not a rating.

What the record holds

Maya T. · Certified Neo
The record, not a rating:
Kept: 8 of 8 visits, as agreed
Gladly again: asked of every family after every visit
Two families have booked her twice
Two references, on the record, in their own words
A Goer’s Standing
Families build a record too:
Visits kept as booked
Caregivers’ answers to the same quiet question
A history a Neo can trust before saying yes

New citizens read “New here” until three visits are on the record: never a low number, never a cold start held against anyone.

Trust runs both ways

Elsewhere, the burden lands on the caregiver alone. On Neola, accountability runs both ways: Goers hold a standing too. Expectations are set before anyone accepts: the pay, the timing, the hard stop, the ride home. Both sides know. Both sides answer for it.

Payment is secured at confirmation and released when the visit closes with a written summary. A reported concern pauses payout while our team reviews.

It travels with you

And the standing travels. It is what the citizenship carries with you, city to city: the trust you earn at UBC doesn’t reset in a new city.


Standing launches in beta with the UBC pilot on September 8, 2026. During launch it runs in learning mode: events are recorded, penalties are not applied. Safety matters are never in learning mode.

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