Free now, today, tomorrow
Every trade on the map says when it can come. You are not ringing round to find out who is even available.
Your usual sparky is not answering and the plasterer is booked on Thursday. Open the map, see which trades near the site are free now, today or tomorrow, and ask one. The request goes to them alone.
Free while we’re building the map. Every trade, anywhere in Australia.
A customer sees you are free and sends the job to you and nobody else. You get a set time to answer. Take it or leave it; if you leave it, it goes back to somebody else.
Every trade on the map says when it can come. You are not ringing round to find out who is even available.
Call-out, hourly range and day rate, where the trade has set them, before you ask. No twenty minutes on the phone to learn a number.
The trade you ask has the job alone until they answer. If they pass, it goes back to somebody else.
Signed in as a tradie, you get the whole customer side pointed at other trades: see who is free, what they charge for a day, and ask them the same way a customer asks you. Work in both directions.
Nineteen trades on the list, from sparkies, plumbers and chippies to scaffolders, concreters and cleaners. Use it for the gap your own contacts leave: the short-notice day, the out-of-area job, the 3pm call for somebody tomorrow.
Customers near you with work that needs a builder, the same way they ask any other trade: one request, to you, with a clock on it and nobody else asked while it runs.
Every trade’s licence shows with its number. Sparkies, plumbers and carpenters with Victorian licences carry a link to Energy Safe Victoria or the Building and Plumbing Commission register, so you check them with the regulator, not with us.
We do not vouch for anybody. The link goes to the regulator, who can. Your own Domestic Builder registration gets the same treatment: its number, beside a link to the BPC register.
Your call-out, your hourly range and your day rate sit on your card the moment somebody taps your pin. All three are optional and independent, and a blank one shows nothing rather than a warning.
We don’t take a cut. The app never takes a payment and never asks anybody for a card. What the job costs is between you and whoever asked.
Customers see a rough area about 500 metres across, snapped to a fixed grid. Never your exact spot, never your address.
One tap takes you off the map entirely, and you can set it to hide you at knock-off and put you back in the morning. Off means your phone stops sending, not that we hide you at our end.
Whatever you do, wherever you work. Tell us your trade and we will get you on and show you round the app ourselves.