Post what you need with photos and the hours you're free, and a local worker takes it. Or pick up jobs near you that fit your day. Either way, the money is held until the job is done.
See how it works · Free to sign up. Customers pay nothing extra.
Anywhere in Florida. Small jobs only: licensed trades like electrical, plumbing and roofing can't be booked here.
The part most apps get wrong is the scheduling. We ask for your hours up front, so there's nothing to negotiate.
Pick a category and answer a few questions about size and access. At least one photo, because "it wasn't what they said" starts with a post that had none.
Tap the hours that genuinely work. Workers can only book a start where the whole job fits — no one turns up when you're out.
Take a fixed price, or compare sealed bids ranked by rating and reliability rather than by whoever went cheapest.
We charge at booking and hold it. Your worker checks in on site and photographs the work. You confirm, and only then do they get paid.
This is the part that makes a stranger safe to hire. Your card is charged when you book, but the money sits with us — not with the worker — until the job is finished and you've seen it.
Every before and after photo is taken inside the app, so each one carries the time and place it was shot. The worker checks in at the address once, and that stamp is what settles any argument about whether they turned up. We don't track anyone between jobs.
Two-way ratings Verified job record Real person on support
Report it before you confirm and nothing is released. A person — not a form — reads the check-in stamp, the photos and the messages, and decides. Workers can appeal too; that cuts both ways on purpose.
Payment protection applies to jobs booked and paid here. It's the reason to keep the work on the app rather than settling up in the driveway.
We built this after reading what crews say about the other platforms. Charging you to quote a job that was never real is the thing everyone hates most, so we don't do it.
to join, to quote, or to bid
The customer pays when they book. It's released to you when they confirm the work, or 72 hours after you finish if you checked in at the address.
You also see the customer's rating and how often they actually answer bids before you write one — because your time is worth something too.
Nothing. No booking fee, no service fee, no subscription. The price you agree with your worker is the price you pay.
The agreed price. That's the whole list.
Only when a job actually gets done well enough for you to confirm it. That's deliberate.