You set the schedule
A few hours, certain days, evenings, weekends, or short-notice availability.
GET PAID TO GO
Your time. Your skills.
Your time. Your skills.
Your next opportunity.
Offer good company, practical help, or local knowledge. You choose what you offer, when you are available, and which requests you accept.
1. Create your profile
Add your photo, local area, and the help you offer.
2. Set your rate and availability
Choose the days and requests that work for you.
3. Complete approval
Once approved, receive requests and confirm jobs.
You set the area
Choose a travel radius and the cities or neighborhoods you know well.
You choose requests
Review the task, broad area, and requested time before accepting. Once matched, confirm the meeting place and other details privately.
You set a clear rate
Choose the hourly base rate you want to earn. Every appointment has a one-hour minimum.
Discover new needs
Open community requests let you opt in when someone describes useful help that did not fit an existing category.
Take your profile with you
Add travel dates and a destination, then choose assignments there after your helper profile and trip availability are approved.
YOUR WORK PROFILE
A profile you can proudly share.
Think of it as a simple professional page for local short-term work. Share it in a text, on Facebook, or from your iPad’s Share menu so more people can discover what you offer.
Your own public link
Your approved profile brings together your photo, background, activities, abilities, rates, availability, and trust status.
Show—not just tell
Add approved photos or short videos of yourself, your equipment, and the type of activity you offer. Client stories will require the client’s permission.
Boost your own business
Post the link wherever people already know you. Every share can lead someone back to your request button.
Public work, private details
Your phone, email, exact address, private messages, and live location never appear on the public profile.
Three very different ways to be useful
Your profile can combine conversation, activities, patience, and practical skills. You decide what belongs on it.
Patient help
Make technology less frustrating
Phones, tablets, online forms, digital photos, tickets, and everyday questions.
Shared interests
Turn a hobby into a good outing
Fishing, walking, biking, games, crafts, gardening, photography, or local exploring.
Everyday life
Be the extra set of hands
Shopping, high shelves, errands, appointments, carrying bags, and calm company.
Go deeper than “friendly and available”
A strong profile shows people exactly what you enjoy, what you know, and what you can safely help with.
Company & outings
- Coffee, lunch, or dinner
- Walks and local exploring
- Museums and galleries
- Theater, concerts, and games
- Beach, fishing, and nature
- Hobbies and classes
Everyday help
- Grocery and store shopping
- Appointments and waiting
- Returns and errand runs
- Car-service appointments
- Technology help
- Light organizing
Flexible availability
- Ready for a job now
- Working now but free later
- Available throughout the day
- Schedule for another day
- One-hour minimum appointments
- Choose every request you accept
Skills & interests
- Technology and paperwork
- Fishing or hobby knowledge
- Languages spoken
- Local area knowledge
- Patient conversation
- Light everyday help
Family peace-of-mind visits
- Friendly check-in and conversation
- Share an agreed update afterward
- Read mail or instructions aloud
- Light meal preparation
Non-medical help only—never emergency monitoring.
Your work history helps people choose
A profession does not lock you into that kind of request. It simply helps clients understand the experience and personality you bring.
Teacher or coach
Patient explanations, learning, conversation, hobbies, and comfortable outings.
PatientGood communicator
Trades or construction
Practical thinking, tools, loading, measurements, and knowing what a job may require.
Hands-onSafety aware
Hospitality or retail
Local knowledge, friendly service, shopping, restaurants, events, and problem solving.
People personLocal tips
Office or technology
Appointments, organization, paperwork, phones, tablets, computers, and online tasks.
OrganizedTech confident
Profiles describe background and personal experience; they do not promise licensed professional services. Medical, personal-care, emergency, and regulated work are outside this marketplace.
How becoming a helper works
Create the public profile
Use a public first name, clear photo, friendly introduction, profession or background, interests, abilities, service area, and languages.
Choose offers and your rate
Set the types of help, availability, travel distance, and the hourly base rate you want to earn.
Complete verification
Identity and background screening are required before customers can request you.
Review each offer
See the customer’s broad area and requested help. Accept only if the initial request fits your interests, schedule, and comfort.
Choose an open community need
If your experience fits a newly described request, register your interest. The customer still chooses among enabled helper test profiles and confirms the timing.
Accept only a good fit
After accepting, private messages open so both people can confirm the time, meeting place, and expectations. Cancel anything outside your limits or comfort.
Go, get paid, and build trust
Complete the plan, receive payment through the future platform, and grow your reputation through reviews.
Common questions
Do I need a vehicle?
No. Everyone arranges their own transportation and meets at the task or activity.
Can I set my own rate?
Yes. You choose your hourly base rate. We suggest $28 per hour as a simple starting point, but the final choice is yours.
What professions can I list?
Current, former, retired, student, self-employed, homemaker, volunteer, or “life experience.” Only claim licenses or certifications that can be verified.
Is this caregiving, medical work, dating, transportation, or moving?
No. It is non-dating, non-medical one-to-one companionship and everyday help. Helpers do not transport clients or items.
When can I begin accepting paid requests?
Approved founding helpers can receive and accept test requests and use private matched messages. Paid requests begin only after identity and background screening, payments, and support rules are fully connected.
Will there be a platform fee or travel charge?
The final fee and mileage rules are not set yet. Helpers will see the customer’s total, the platform fee, any approved travel amount, and their expected earnings before choosing whether to accept a request.
When will helpers be paid?
Payout timing depends on the payment provider that is connected for launch. The timing and any hold or dispute rules will be shown before a helper activates paid work.
What happens with cancellations or no-shows?
Those rules are still being finalized. Both people will see the cancellation window, any charge or helper payment, and the reporting path before a live booking is confirmed.
What happens to my profile photo?
The application resizes it and removes embedded metadata before upload. It stays private during review and is not published until verification is complete and you approve the profile. Read the full founding-stage data notice.
Can I share my helper profile?
Yes. Approved profiles have their own public link and an iPad- and phone-friendly Share button. You can text it, email it, post it on Facebook, or add it to a social-media bio.
Can I post pictures or videos with a client?
Not without the client’s clear permission. For the founding stage, use photos or videos of yourself, your equipment, or the activity itself. A client-approval step will be required before recognizable client media can be published.
Will screening cost me anything?
The screening provider and final cost have not been selected. Any cost, timing, information required, and consent terms will be disclosed before screening begins.
How will taxes and work status be handled?
The final worker classification and tax-document process must be reviewed before paid requests open. Applicants will receive those terms before agreeing to provide services.
Build the profile clients wish they could find.
The setup asks about interests, background, abilities, schedule, hourly rate, and service area.
Founding helper applications and owner-reviewed pilot matches are processing now. Formal provider screening, insurance rules, payouts, and customer payments must be activated before paid public launch.