How TASK works
A message.
A plan. A person.
You bring the request. TASK helps you work out the details and find someone for the job.
Off your list.
Say it your way.
Tell TASK what you need, where and when. Add a photo if it helps.
Example conversation
Pick up my prepaid groceries in Irvine tomorrow.
What time should they arrive?
A conversation, not a long form.
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Still your call.
- Review the tasker, scope and total.
- Keep messages and changes with the task.
- Report an issue if something isn’t right.
A few good questions.
Is TASK just for home jobs?
No. Ask about pickups, errands, event help, location checks and other supported in-person tasks. The work can be where you are—or in another city.
Who sets the price?
TASK can suggest a fixed task price. You can change it in chat. A suggestion is not a tasker’s quote; review the actual offer and total before agreeing to book.
Does my first message post a task?
No. Your first message starts a private request. Review the details before sending it to taskers.
What about groceries or materials?
Pay the store yourself before pickup. Agree on the pickup and delivery work separately. Don’t give a tasker your card details or ask them to front the purchase.
Who does the work?
Independent people and businesses—not a TASK employee crew. Check who will attend and what is included before booking.
What if something changes?
Keep changes in the task conversation. Review any extra work or price change before agreeing. Use the task’s issue flow if you need to report a problem.
What’s on your list?
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