Help Me

Where it starts

The Fargo–Moorhead metro is one job market, two states, and a river that most people cross without thinking about it. Help Me starts here, one zone at a time.

Short answer

Help Me is launching in Fargo and West Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorhead, Minnesota, first, one zone at a time. It is a place to ask your block for the small stuff: a phone charger, directions, a jump start in daylight. The towns around the metro are covered on one page, and each city has its own.

The facts, in one place

  • Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead are the launch cities.
  • Dilworth and Horace sit inside the same metro and have their own pages.
  • Nearby towns are grouped on one page instead of a page each.
  • Help Me opens zone by zone, so ask in the app to see what is open near you.

The metro, said accurately

Fargo and West Fargo sit in Cass County, North Dakota. Moorhead and Dilworth sit in Clay County, Minnesota. The Red River is the state line, and people cross it for class, work, groceries, and jumper cables without a second thought. They only notice it when they need a county service.

Help Me is built for that whole stretch. It launches one zone at a time, so the app tells you whether your area is open yet. Nothing here promises that a neighbor is standing nearby right now. It promises a place to ask, and a place to answer, starting with your own block.

Pick your city

Each city page covers the places people actually meet, the small stuff that comes up there, and which official numbers to call when something is more than a neighbor can handle. If you live in a smaller town nearby, the towns page covers the area in one place.

Cities are a starting point, not a boundary. A favor often crosses the river: a charger at a Moorhead library for someone who lives in Fargo, a couch up the stairs for a friend in West Fargo.

  • Fargo: downtown Broadway, North Fargo, South Fargo, and the big shopping lots.
  • West Fargo: Sheyenne Street, Veterans Boulevard, and the newer neighborhoods.
  • Moorhead: Center Avenue, the river, and the campuses on the Minnesota side.
  • Dilworth and Horace: the east and south edges of the metro.

What stays official

Help Me is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911 or your local emergency number. Police, county services, and campus public safety offices are the right call for crime, injuries, and anything urgent. The resources section lists the official numbers by city.

In this section

Questions people actually ask

No. It is one iPhone app. The city pages explain how asking and answering work in each place, and which official numbers to use.

Fargo and West Fargo in North Dakota, and Moorhead in Minnesota, first, one zone at a time. Nearby towns are covered on a single page.

Not yet. Help Me opens zone by zone. The app shows whether your area is open, and the beta on TestFlight is how you get in early.

Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.