Talofa lava!
Earn tālā doing jobs near home.
People nearby post jobs. You make an offer. They pay you directly — and while we are getting started, you keep all of it.
One job, start to finish
SioneExample helper · Faleasi‘uI can sweep, wash and dry the mats and clear the yard. About half a day. I bring my own broom.
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How a job works
Someone posts a job
“Help clean the fale o'o before family arrives” — Faleasi‘u. Sweep out, wash the mats, clear the yard. They say when, where, and roughly what they will pay.
Helpers nearby make an offer
Say what you will do, how long it takes, and what you bring — like Sione above. That is what the person choosing is looking for.
The person who posted chooses
They see each helper's name, village, photo, their own words, their price, and exactly which checks are done — never a badge that says more than that. They pick one.
On the day, the helper checks in
A photo on arrival, and the phone confirms it is near the house. It goes on the job at once, so the person who posted — even from overseas — can see someone is there when they look.
The work, with photos
Photos while working and when finished. Nobody has to take anyone's word for it — the record is on the job.
Done
The person who posted confirms it is done, and can leave a review. You agree payment with them and are paid by them directly, in full — Supatask takes no fee while we are getting started.
Faʻafetai! The people, job and photos on this page are examples. Photos are AI-generated.