Small chores,
big circle.
Post a quick task — mowing, errands, moving a couch — and let people in your vicinity offer to help. You pick who, and settle up however you like. ChoreCircle stays out of your wallet.
Free to use · We rely on ads, not user fees
Mow a small front lawn
Posted 12 min ago · 0.6 km
Pick up a parcel before 6pm
Posted 28 min ago · 0.3 km
Help carry a sofa upstairs
Posted 1 h ago · 1.1 km
How it works
Four steps. No bidding wars, no hidden fees, no payment middleman.
Post a chore
Drop a pin, snap a photo, write a sentence. Takes under a minute.
Get offers
Neighbors nearby suggest a fair rate and a time that works.
Pick a neighbor
Choose who you like — they'll get a notification and head over.
Settle directly
Pay your helper however you both prefer — cash, app, coffee. We stay out of it.
Garden & outdoors
Mowing, raking, snow shoveling, garden help.
Errands
Shopping, parcel pickups, and quick favors.
Home
Cleaning, organizing, and other tasks inside the home.
A glance at your block
See who needs a hand near you, right now. Browse without an account — sign up only when you want to lend or ask for help.
Open the map"Made €40 helping a neighbor move boxes on a Sunday. Took 90 minutes, walking distance from home."
— Aino, non-existent helper in Käpylä
With enough user stories we can show actual results...
Earn on your block
Got a free Saturday morning? Browse chores nearby, suggest your rate, and help when it suits you. ChoreCircle takes nothing from what you earn.
How helpers workBuilt to feel like a neighborhood
No payment middleman
We never touch your money. Settle directly with the person you chose.
Proximity-first
Chores show up by distance, so you only see what's actually nearby.
Gentle ads only
Light banners fund the maps and servers. No pop-ups, no clutter
Questions, answered
- Why don't other apps handle small chores?
- For most platforms, small tasks simply aren't profitable: payment processors charge fees for every transaction, and maintaining the integrations is expensive. That's why many apps refuse to support tiny chores at all — the economics don't work for them.
- Why doesn't ChoreCircle handle payments?
- We chose this approach because it reflects exactly what ChoreCircle is about: the small, everyday tasks that don't justify hiring an expensive freelancer or specialist. Keeping payments outside the app lowers the barrier for everyone and makes it easier to get quick help when you need it.
- Do you track or report what I earn?
- No. ChoreCircle never records how much actually changes hands — there's no running total of your earnings and no number we could report to anyone, because we never collect it. We keep it that way to protect the people who lean on this app the most, like a teenager earning their first pocket money. What changes hands stays between you and the other person; anything the law genuinely asks of you stays yours to handle.
- How do you make money then?
- Light, unobtrusive banner ads — mostly inside the mobile app. Just enough to cover map APIs and hosting.
- Is there an iOS app?
- The native app is on Android first. iOS users can use this website in the meantime to sign up, browse nearby chores, and get notified when the iOS app is ready.
- What kind of chores belong here?
- Light, neighborly stuff that doesn't need a licensed pro — mowing, errands, moving help, dog walks, light assembly. Use a real professional for plumbing, electrics, etc.