I know how to do this.
Gardening, organising, sewing, cooking, moving help, phones, computers and useful things learned through life.
Tell Use Someone what you are trying to get done, however you would normally explain it to another person. You do not need to know the profession, category or capability.
Conversation, not category forms. Use Someone keeps context, asks only what matters, checks whether the request can be facilitated, then finds the right human or team. A first-time smartphone user and a power user should both understand the next step.
“Help me move a couch”, “teach me guitar”, “check this PC”.
Goal, context, timing, location, people, safety and any missing detail.
Eligibility first, then capability fit, geography, reliability and availability.
One person or a compatible team, then one simple Job Space.
A profession is one kind of capability, not the definition of capability. Use Someone is built for practical know-how, hobbies, languages, creative skills, digital help, years of experience and qualified work.
Gardening, organising, sewing, cooking, moving help, phones, computers and useful things learned through life.
Guitar, fishing, photography, languages, sport practice, crafts and knowledge people genuinely want to learn.
Add the capability and the relevant credential. Use Someone checks the exact job before professional work becomes matchable.
Use Someone can understand ordinary, professional, unusual and online needs. These are examples, not the limits of what you can ask. Understanding a request does not guarantee matching: credentials, conditions, real supply or review can still be required.
SkillScan is open-world. Write anything you can genuinely help with. Use Someone structures it, then applies the relevant policy and verification pathway behind the scenes.
Try open-world SkillScan →Tell Use Someone what you need first. If the work can happen online, the flow adapts without asking for a physical address that is not needed.
Matching uses real area, travel radius, availability and exact-job requirements.
Useful for documents, spreadsheets, photos and asynchronous help.
Useful for tutoring, language practice, technology help and guided learning.
Useful when a Someone can complete and deliver the agreed work online.
The built-in guide is not a general chatbot. It exists to help users understand their skills, eligibility, requests, verification and the next step inside Use Someone.
It can point directly to SkillScan, professional verification, a buyer request or a policy explanation. It cannot bypass Use Someone's safety and eligibility checks.
No fake reviews, fake availability, invented professional badges or manufactured social proof. If supply is limited in an area, Use Someone should say so.
Physical matching starts with Melbourne. Coverage is built from real Someones, their capabilities, travel radius and availability. It is not assumed simply because a suburb is inside Melbourne.
Remote capabilities can expand more broadly when the service model and applicable rules support it.