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Pick people who work in your area, see how other clients rated them, and ask for the job. Using the platform is free.
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The app shows trades in your area, not the whole city. If your neighborhood still has few profiles, that is not a failure: the network starts when someone nearby invites the first person.
Trust is visible: recommendations from people who already hired the service. What the community left behind.
Before you write, you look at photos of real work. You know what they do and whether it’s the trade you need.
Profile, area, photos and recommendations. You decide. Contacting them is free.
Get the app. It’s free.
Free. Build your profile, upload your jobs, and they write to you. No group needed.
I’d rather be contacted
Not an empty showcase. A way to appear when someone in your neighborhood needs exactly what you do.
You stop relying only on word of mouth. Your work is visible when the client is deciding, not after. A profile with real jobs is understood in a second.
Every well-done job and honest recommendation makes you easier to choose. Building that presence is free.
Build the profile in a minute. Clients in your area see you and write to you.
PROX filters by area on purpose: so you see people who work nearby. That is why, on day one, your list can be short. That is not failure. That is the moment to seed the first circle.
The plumber you trust, the painter in the building, the gas fitter from the block. Someone who already solved a job for you is the best first profile.
Someone who usually asks in the neighborhood group. One client and one tradesperson in the same area, and the list stops being empty.
Each honest recommendation and each photo of finished work makes visible the people who know how to do the job — even if they are not “known” yet.
PROX is not here to catalog people. It is here to put value on what people know how to do, which the formal system does not see. Inclusion starts when a trade is more than word of mouth.
No entry fee at this stage. The person who needs a service and the person who does it, in the same neighborhood.
Free for people looking for a trade and for people offering one. Want in? Write to us.
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