Hampton Place Trick-or-Treat

Who made this?

Hi! I'm TJ, and I live in Hampton Place. I made this for fun, so kids can find the best porches on Halloween, and so kids with allergies can find treats they can have.

It's free and has no ads. It isn't run by the HOA, but the link is shared on the HOA's eNeighbors page.

What do you keep?

Only what you type into the porch form. Just looking at the map doesn't save anything.

What we keep, why, and who can see it
What	Why	Who sees it
The house you tap	To put your pin on the map	Neighbors with the passcode see a pin. Never your address.
Your name optional	So neighbors know whose porch it is	Neighbors with the passcode. It says "A neighbor" if you skip it.
Treats, hours and a note	So families can plan their route	Neighbors with the passcode
Porch light off optional	So kids know to skip your house	Neighbors see a dash on your house. No name.
"Added for them by" only if you help a neighbor	So they know who to ask about changes	Neighbors see your first name
Out of candy	So kids can skip porches that ran out	Neighbors, on Halloween night
Your email	To send you your edit link	Never shown on the site. Only TJ can see it.

All of it is deleted on November 1.

What don't you keep?

Addresses, phone numbers, or kids' names and ages
Anything that tracks you, like analytics or ad cookies
Your location. The map never asks for it.
Accounts or passwords. Your edit link is all you need.

No cookies. Your browser just remembers that you typed the passcode, and forgets as soon as you close the tab.

Where does it go?

The site runs on Vercel.
Porch sign-ups are saved in a small, secure database in the US.
Your edit link is emailed by an email service. You won't be added to any mailing list.

We'll never sell it, share it with the HOA, or use it for anything else.

When is it deleted?

On November 1, everything is deleted for good and the map goes offline until next year. TJ will post on eNeighbors when it's done. Next October, everyone starts fresh.

Not online?

No problem! Reply to the trick-or-treat post on eNeighbors or tell TJ, and TJ will add your porch. A neighbor or family member can add it for you too, as long as you say it's OK. Their first name shows as "Added for them by…" so you know who to ask.

Not doing treats?

That's totally fine, whatever the reason. If you want, mark your porch light off and kids will know to skip your house. Houses that don't sign up are just left blank. Nobody assumes anything.

Changed your mind?

Use your edit link to change or remove your porch anytime.
Lost the link? Message TJ on eNeighbors and we'll remove it or send a new one.
Want it gone right now? Just ask and it'll be deleted the same day.

How was it built?

The map comes from OpenStreetMap, a free map made by volunteers. No satellite photos or street pictures. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
TJ built it, with some help from an AI coding assistant. No neighbor info is ever shared with it.
The main font, Atkinson Hyperlegible, was made by the Braille Institute to be easy to read. The fonts are saved on this site, so no outside service sees your visit.
It works with a keyboard and screen readers, and every porch on the map is also in the list. If something's hard to use, please tell TJ.

Questions?

Send TJ a message on the Hampton Place eNeighbors page. You can also read the privacy page and accessibility page for the whole site.

Last updated October 2026

Made with 🎃 by TJ, your neighbor in Hampton Place

Hampton Place Trick-or-Treat Map