Tell us what happened.
We take it from there.
Write it, say it, or send a photo. Taskix turns that into a clear job request, matches verified providers, and closes only with completion proof.
In this environment results run on sample data and no real booking is created.
Do not watch a demo. Use one.
One job across six tabs. Ask Taskix a question, flip the matching gate, place the hold, then try to break a rule. Every reaction below is enforced by the system, not written on a page.
- Category
- Symptom
- Urgency
- Media
- Your address
- Diagnosis
- Price
- Described
- Matched
- Booked
- Proof sent
- Closed
One platform, four ways in
The same job looks different from each side. Each door opens the view that side needs, and nothing more.
Work done on site
A category is more than a label: each one has its own question set, its own risk rules, and its own required credentials.
Controls, not promises
None of the below is a marketing line; each one exists in code, and a promise with nothing behind it cannot join this list.
What we do not do
- We do not diagnoseThe AI lists possibilities; the tradesperson who sees the fault on site determines what it is.
- We do not give binding pricesAn expected range is shown; the firm amount comes from the provider.
- We do not share your address earlyA provider sees only the area until they accept the booking. This is a boundary of the system, not a setting.
- We do not invent ratingsNo completed job means no rating. External ratings are shown separately, each with its source.
Start with one job. Close it with proof.
Describe what happened and see how Taskix structures it. In this environment nothing is booked and nothing is charged.