Tarik Khribech

I mean,

How do they know?

We don't tell them how many jobs we have specifically in their area.

We're getting a lot of people applying from different regions.

And we send them an email like, hey, look, we appreciate your help.

You want to be part of our network.

We're not currently available in your area, but as soon as we are, we will let you know.

However, even if they choose to opt out.

out to use in the app.

The way the app works is they don't have to go there and manually search for jobs.

If there is anything within your area right now, within the service category that you chose, like let's say you want to be a handyman, we send you a push notification.

So you don't have to look in the app.

We let you, hey, Nathan, there is a job near you.

You open the app, you look at the details of the job, and then at that point you decide if that makes sense or it doesn't.

Well, I'm originally from Morocco.

So when I came across this whole shared economy, we grew up in it.

And the fact that a lot of these companies, I see them taking advantage of small businesses, not actually allowing them to thrive and then calling it, I'm helping you.

It's not a really help if you're going to charge someone up front.

So I want to get into this space and bring my roots, how we actually live this shared economy.

And the way we do it is you make money, I make money.