Every service people offer near you
Fourteen categories, ninety-one services — the same catalogue that people see inside the app. Open a category to see what is actually done there, and at what price.
14 categories. 91 services.
Every category leads to its own page with the exact list of services inside it, and to the people who offer them nearby.
Three things worth knowing before you look
The catalogue is built so that two listings can be compared honestly, without a call and without waiting for an answer.
One listing, one service
A person may post several listings, but each one carries a single service. That is what makes the prices next to each other mean the same thing.
The price is on the card
No “from”, no “on request”. The number is visible before you write. If it does not suit you, nobody has been disturbed.
Distance is part of the answer
A good specialist an hour away is often the wrong one. Every card shows how far the person is from you.
What neighbours actually ask for
Real tasks from the categories above. Small, ordinary, and usually needed this week rather than next month.
Around the home
- A dripping tap
- A shelf on the wall
- A blocked drain
- A deep clean before guests
- A washing machine that walks
- Curtains and blinds hung
For the family
- An hour of maths before a test
- A babysitter on Friday evening
- A dog walked while you work
- A cat fed during a trip
- Spanish practice with a neighbour
- A birthday photographer
Work, papers and travel
- A laptop that will not start
- Wi-Fi that dies in the kitchen
- A tax form explained
- A translated document
- A sofa moved two streets
- An airport run at six in the morning
What you can find on WhoZapp
The catalogue is the same one people see inside the app. Fourteen categories, ninety-one services. Nothing is hidden behind payment. Nothing is reserved for a paid tier.
Categories are broad, services are exact
A category is a shelf, not a promise. Inside it sit exact services. “Repair and building” holds plumbing and painting. “Tech and internet” holds laptops and home Wi-Fi. You pick the service, not the shelf.
One listing means one service
A person can post several listings. Each listing carries one service and one price. That is why prices are comparable here. You are not reading a menu of maybes.
Why the price is on the card
Most local services hide the price. You call, you explain, you wait. Here the number is on the card. You see it before writing to anyone. If it does not suit you, nobody is disturbed.
Distance changes the answer
A good specialist an hour away is often the wrong one. For a dripping tap, ten minutes matters. Every card shows the distance from you. The map shows it even faster.
How to choose without guessing
Open two or three listings in the same service. Compare the price and the distance. Look at the photos of finished work. Read reviews from people who hired them. Then write to one of them.
If you offer a service yourself
Pick a service from the same catalogue. Set your own price and describe the work. Add photos so people trust you sooner. Say which languages you speak. Neighbours find you on the same map.
Free on both sides
Browsing costs nothing. Posting a listing costs nothing. WhoZapp takes no commission from the work. There is no advertising inside the app.
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