Snap a photo of the job, name your price, drop it on the map. Nearby pros who do that kind of work send offers. You pick one and chat.
Coming to the App Store I do work1–5 photos, a one-line title, an asking price (or “open to offers”), when, and where. Your exact address stays hidden — the map shows a half-mile bubble.
Pros in that trade near you are pinged. They take it at your price or counter. Offers are ranked by rating, then distance and price.
Accept one offer. The chat opens, your address and number are shared with that pro only, and you both rate each other after.
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Lawn and snow, a leak in the ceiling, a TV mount, a mobile mechanic, a DJ for Saturday, a photographer, a mover, a tutor. If someone nearby can do it, it belongs on the map.
Lawn company or one person with a truck — set your trades and your radius, flip “Online”, and WorkMap pings you when a job you do lands near you. Send an offer in two taps. Chat, agree, do the work, get rated.
WorkMap Pro ($14.99/month or $119/year, 7-day free trial) adds a Pro badge, unlimited open offers, 5-minute early access to new jobs, a bigger portfolio, read receipts and win-rate analytics. Pro members appear first among offers with the same rating — consumers are told so.