Every service, one post

Down to the job

The specific things people post

A category is a shelf; these are the things on it. Each one opens onto what the job usually involves, what moves the price, and the Taskers who do it.

These are forty-eight of the full list. Open any category above to see every job named under it — or skip the naming entirely and describe yours in the composer.

Browse by need

Not sure what to call it?

Six starting points for the tasks that do not have an obvious name — a wedding, a first month in a new country, a parent who needs company on a Tuesday. Each opens onto the tasks people actually post, with real Taskers behind them.

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  Home & lifeCleaning, handy work, moving, organizing, seasonal jobs and pet care.
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  Tutoring & coachingESL, math and science, music, coding, test prep and career coaching.
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  Celebrations & cultureMehndi artists, event decor, party chefs, balloons and photography.
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  Newcomer & settlement helpTranslation, paperwork, setting up your apartment, resumes and errands.
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  AI & tech helpAI setup, business automation, no-code apps, smart home and tech support.
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  Wellness & careCompanion care and support for seniors, and in-home personal training.

Answers

Questions people ask here

What services can I get on Taskly?

131 categories and 1,321 specific tasks, from cleaning, plumbing and moving to designers, tutors, accountants, photographers and web developers. If what you need is not on the list, describe it in your own words when you post — Taskers see the task and decide whether they can do it.

Can I get business or creative work done, or is it only tasks around the house?

Both. Business & Professional is the largest group on Taskly by search demand — bigger than any of the trades — and it covers accounting, legal help, admin and virtual assistants, translation and IT support. Creative, Design & Digital covers logos, websites, copywriting, photography and video. That work runs exactly like a home task: you post the brief, compare fixed-price offers, and pick the person.

Is it free to post a task?

Yes. Posting a task is free, browsing this page is free, and comparing offers is free. Nothing is charged unless you accept an offer.

How do I get a price — is it hourly?

It is not hourly. You post the task and Taskers send fixed-price offers on it, so you are comparing whole prices for the whole job rather than rates. There is no meter and no bill at the end that is bigger than the number you agreed.

How are Taskers checked?

Taskers are approved by Taskly before they can make offers. Ratings and reviews on a Tasker’s profile come from finished Taskly tasks, so what you read is from people who actually hired them.

When do I pay, and who holds the money?

When you accept an offer, the money is held by Taskly rather than paid out. The Tasker is paid after you confirm the work is finished. It is cashless and receipted, and nothing is released early.

Do I need to be at home while the work is done?

For a job at your place, usually yes — the Tasker confirms they are at the right door with a four-digit code you give them when they arrive. You can agree access another way with the Tasker if you would rather not be there. Design, writing, accounting and other remote work needs nothing from you but the brief.

What if the job I need is not in any category?

Describe it anyway. The categories exist so you can find people faster and see what similar tasks involve — the task itself is whatever you write, and a photo or a voice note works as well as a sentence.

Where does Taskly operate?

Anyone can post a task on Taskly. Taskers join country by country; Canada is live today.