Home work moves in a smaller circle than a company posting. A name, a phone number, and a document never appear on this page. Matching is done from the admin panel. An employer does not browse the pool.
Housework is not one role. A request names one of the groups below and the job inside it. Previous jobs say whether the person did general cleaning, newborn care, or live-in cooking. If one home combines two jobs, the description says which one leads.
Live-in and daytime work are not the same brief. For live-in household staff, a live-in child carer, or a live-in cook, the meals and room boxes say what the home provides. The worker marks their own housing need. If the two answers do not meet, the difference is visible in the panel.
The form does not ask for a gender preference. It is not a work-permit application and it does not replace a reference. A short note keeps the detail for the first conversation: twins, a bedridden patient, a school run, or pool care.
The work, in groups
House cleaning
General cleaning, a deep clean, and daily cleaning are not the same request. Windows, the balcony, the kitchen, the bathroom, ironing, and laundry are written into the description.
- General house cleaning
- Deep cleaning
- Daily cleaning
- Windows and balcony
- Kitchen and bathroom
- Ironing and laundry
Child and baby care
A baby carer, a child carer, and a newborn carer are different experience. A play companion, a live-in child carer, and a carer for twins are read as separate roles.
- Baby carer
- Child carer
- Newborn carer
- Play companion
- Live-in child carer
- Carer for twins
Elder and patient care
An elder carer, a patient carer, a carer for a bedridden patient, and a carer for a person with a disability are not the same hours or the same arrangement. A companion may be daytime or live-in, and the form says which.
- Elder carer
- Patient carer
- Bedridden patient carer
- Carer for a person with a disability
- Companion
- Daytime or live-in carer
Cooking
A home cook, a private cook, daily meal preparation, a kitchen assistant, and a live-in cook do not share one line. The number of meals and the kitchen belong in the description.
- Home cook
- Private cook
- Daily meal preparation
- Kitchen assistant
- Live-in cook
Garden and outdoors
A gardener, lawn mowing, plant care, garden layout, and pool care stand apart from work inside the house. The season and the weekly days go in the description.
- Gardener
- Lawn mowing
- Plant care
- Garden layout
- Pool care
Driving
A family driver, a private driver, a school-run driver, and transport for an older person are written with the route and the car. School hours are named separately.
- Family driver
- Private driver
- School-run driver
- Transport for an older person
Household help
A housekeeper, live-in household staff, and daily household help share one roof. If cleaning and cooking are combined, or home organisation is part of the work, each task is its own line in the description.
- Housekeeper
- Live-in household staff
- Daily household help
- Cleaning and cooking help
- Home organisation
Pet care
A cat carer, a dog carer, a dog walker, and in-home pet care are not a note added to the housework. They are written as their own request.
- Cat carer
- Dog carer
- Dog walker
- In-home pet care
Write this clearly
- Name the group: cleaning, care, cooking, the garden, driving, or household staff.
- Choose live-in or daytime, and mark the room the home provides.
- If the work is newborn, twins, a bedridden patient, or disability care, say so.
- Separate the days, the hours, and any other task in the description.
The job
Eight groups share this page. A request names one job inside a group.
Live-in or daytime
Schedule, meals, and the room the home provides each have their own field.
Private record
Contact details for home requests never reach a public page.