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How Toorno works

What you can borrow

From the drill you need once a year to the camping gear gathering dust. Toorno is for the things that deserve more use.

Questions you might have

How do points work?

When you sign up, you get 100 starter points. Lend an item, earn points equal to its daily price. Borrow an item, spend the same. Points never expire and never convert to money — they're a way to keep the community in balance. Tutto torna.

Is it safe to lend to strangers?

Toorno is built for neighbors, not anonymous strangers. You'll see who someone is before agreeing to anything, and exchanges happen in person — usually within a few blocks of where you live. We started in Milan with this exact philosophy: small, local, trust built one drill at a time.

What if something breaks?

It happens. Most exchanges go smoothly, but if something doesn't, both parties can report a problem and we'll help mediate. For high-value items, we recommend a quick chat about expectations before handing it over. Common sense, like lending to a friend.

Why points instead of money?

Money turns sharing into a transaction. Points keep it a community. The whole idea is to use what already exists in the neighborhood, not to create a side hustle. If you've earned 50 points lending your tent, you can spend them on a stand mixer — not on a coffee.

How is this different from renting?

Renting is one-way: a company owns things, you pay to use them. Toorno is sideways: your neighbor owns things, you trade access. No business in the middle, no profit margin, no inventory. Just people sharing what they have.