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Identity and background
Formal screening arrangements are still being completed. An enabled test profile or internal approval badge is not proof of a completed provider background check. Paid public launch remains pending.
SAFETY AND TRUST
Know who, what, when, and where before you go.
We are testing clear requests, private communication, location controls, and reporting. Formal screening and insurance arrangements are still being completed; test profiles are not evidence that those protections are in place.
🙋 CUSTOMER · Requests help💼 WORKER · Provides help
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Real profile information
Photos, public first name, experience, abilities, rates, and review history help people make a choice.
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Private messaging
Private messages open after the helper accepts. Use them for meeting details and plan changes instead of publishing private information.
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Location privacy
GPS can center a search without displaying a home address. Exact meeting details are shared only after a match is chosen.
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Two-way reviews
After a completed plan, both people can review the experience and privately report a concern.
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Safe open requests
A new need can show a short title, general area, category, and timing. Contact information, private details, and exact addresses do not belong on the public board.
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Travel without exposing lodging
Traveling helpers list only a broad destination and available dates after approval. Hotels, exact addresses, contact information, and private trip notes stay private.
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Cancel and report
Both sides can cancel an active match and send a confidential report for owner review. Future-contact blocking is the next protection being completed.
Everyday tasks need clear boundaries
Describe the task and any access or lifting limits before anyone accepts. Everyone arranges their own transportation. Helpers never transport clients or items; pickup, delivery, truck help, hauling, and moving are not offered.
BEFORE AN EVERYDAY TASK
Describe it. Agree on limits. Meet safely.
- Identity, relevant abilities, and insurance require separate verification; these checks are not confirmed by a test profile
- A clear description of the task and any light household items involved
- Meeting location, access, stairs, and walking distance
- Any safe, ordinary equipment needed for the agreed task
- Individual lifting limits agreed; no heavy lifting or moving services
- Total time and price confirmed in writing
- No hazardous, illegal, or undisclosed tasks or items
Helpers can decline any task that is different, more physically demanding, less accessible, or less safe than the request described.
A safer first meeting
Read the full profile
Read the person’s self-described experience, abilities, reviews, rate, and stated limits. Do not treat a profile or badge as proof of screening or insurance.
Keep the first plan specific
Agree on the activity, meeting point, time, duration, price, boundaries, and what happens if plans change.
Tell someone you trust
Share where you are going, who you are meeting, and when you expect to be back.
Meet publicly when possible
Choose a staffed, well-lit place for a first activity. Do not share a home address earlier than necessary.
Use your own judgment
Either person can decline or cancel. Leave safely if the person, task, location, or situation does not match the request.
Use emergency services for emergencies
Find Someone To Go is not emergency response, healthcare, personal care, or monitored transportation. Call 911 when appropriate.
Clear boundaries
Is this dating or romantic companionship?
No. Every connection begins with a specific activity or everyday need. Romantic and sexual services are outside the marketplace.
Is this medical care or personal care?
No. Helpers do not provide nursing, medication management, bathing, toileting, transfers, medical transport, or emergency monitoring.
Does sharing GPS reveal my home?
The prototype uses an approximate location to center the map and request nearby public-place ideas. A public helper profile should show only an approximate distance and service area.
Can a profession or skill claim be trusted automatically?
No. Background descriptions help with matching, but licenses, certifications, and insurance should be verified separately when they matter to the request.
Important
For an emergency, call 911. Find Someone To Go is a non-dating, non-medical companionship marketplace—not emergency response, healthcare, home care, professional moving, or a licensed transportation provider.
Private matched messages, cancellation, location removal, and confidential reporting are working. Formal screening providers, future-contact blocking, insurance rules, and full support coverage must be completed before paid public launch.