Find work or hire someone.

Choose the worker or employer path. Worker profiles and contact stay free.

Find work — free Hire workers

Profiles and hiring requests are open. A profile does not guarantee a job or a match.

1Choose worker or employer
2Describe skills or the role
3Review suitable conversations

Choose Work Harbor for job seeking or hiring workers. Choose Services if you are a customer trying to get one job done.

One conversation becomes a clear path.

Use Work Harbor whenYou need work or need to hire workers.

Free worker passports, business hiring requests, staff needs, applicant paths, and protected work matches belong here.

Use another room whenYou need a service job or a thing.

Use Services when a customer needs one job done, and Marketplace when the main need is buying, selling, free, trade, or wanted.

First actionChoose worker or hiring.

Workers can start free. Businesses can prepare a clear hiring request before private details are shared.

Choose my work path

Work Harbor compass

Use Work Harbor when the main need is work identity or hiring.

Services handles customer jobs. Marketplace handles things for sale. Work Harbor keeps workers free to be found, lets employers prepare hiring requests, and keeps private details out of public posts.

I’m looking for work

Create a free Work Passport with your skills, availability, proof, limits, and general area. This lane is free for workers.

I need workers or staff

Use this for a role, crew need, recurring help, schedule, pay range, requirements, or applicant pipeline.

I need one job done

If you are a customer asking for repair, cleaning, hauling, moving, setup, care help, or another appointment-based job, use Services instead.

Go to Services

I’m selling or offering something

If the main thing is an item, material, vehicle, tool, custom piece, free offer, trade, or wanted post, use Marketplace or Makerspace.

Go to Marketplace

If no matches are ready yet: Start with a free Work Passport or a draft hiring request anyway. My Lighthouse keeps the work path so the person can come back when a match, role, or next step is ready.

Work boundary: Do not put Social Security numbers, bank details, full background-check details, private addresses, gate codes, or sensitive identity documents into the first message. Lighthouse should collect only enough to route the work safely, then move private verification into the protected next step.