How it works
From posting an event to money in the wallet
Nine steps. Each one exists because something goes wrong without it.
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1
The host posts an event
Date, venue, roles, headcount and the pay per worker. The figure entered here is the figure a worker will see.
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2
The host pays in full
Staff budget plus tax — two lines, nothing else. The money goes into platform escrow, not to us and not yet to the worker.
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3
The event goes live
Only now can any worker see it. An unpaid event is invisible, so nobody travels to a job whose money does not exist.
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4
Verified workers apply
Workers see events near them sorted by distance and pay. Applying requires a verified identity.
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5
The host selects
The host reviews profiles, ratings and verification badges, and confirms who is coming.
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6
The worker confirms
A confirmed slot is a commitment on both sides. The escrow for that worker is committed at this moment.
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7
Arrival, verified twice
The worker submits a live selfie inside the venue geofence. The host matches the face. Only when both have confirmed does the work timer start.
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8
The work is done
The worker ends their shift with a second selfie. The host completes the event — or the system completes it automatically after 24 hours, so nobody waits on a slow host.
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9
The money moves
Each worker is paid independently, straight into their wallet. One dispute never holds up anyone else’s pay.
Why the timer needs both sides
A QR code can be screenshotted and forwarded; a live selfie inside a geofence cannot. Because both parties sign the same record, attendance becomes evidence rather than one side's word against the other's — which is what makes a dispute resolvable weeks later.