Say the job.Aria sorts it out.Help arrives.
Aria hires verified local workers for you, agrees one all-in price up front, and holds your money until the job's done right.
People ask Aria things like
The problem
Everyone at the table has representation except you.
Hiring local help is the one market where the person paying is the only one without somebody arguing their corner.
The chasing
Four calls to get one callback, and a morning lost to a window nobody turned up in.
No idea what's fair
A number arrives with nothing to compare it against, and no way to tell a good price from a confident one.
Paying and hoping
Money changes hands on trust, before you know whether the work was actually done right.
How Aria works
Delegate, and relax.
Say what's wrong in your own words. Aria asks what it needs to know, then comes back with the price and the time already settled.
Say the job
Tell Aria what you need, in plain words — typed or spoken.
Aria sorts it out
It finds verified workers nearby and settles the price and the time.
You approve
Say yes to the price and time. Your card is authorized — held, not charged — and taken once you have signed off.
What you get
Someone on your side.
Delegate
Tell Aria once. It handles the rest.
Say the job in plain words. Aria looks across every verified worker nearby — not the handful you could call in one evening — and sorts out who's coming and when.
No surprises
An all-in price, agreed before work starts.
The full price is settled up front and your card is authorized for it, not charged. Extras need your approval before they can be charged — nothing gets added after the fact.
Trusted matches
Beyond your usual few.
Good workers aren't hard to find — reaching them is. Aria checks the whole market, so you stop re-hiring the same regulars just because they pick up.
Both sides
The people doing the work get help too.
Workers get an assistant of their own, so they stop losing jobs to calls they never hear mid-shift. Better for them, and it's why you get someone who actually turns up.
Trust is the product
Careful where it matters
Money, approval, and a stranger at your door — Aria is careful exactly where anxiety lives.
Nothing is booked without your say-so
Aria asks before it books anything, and goes on asking until you tell it otherwise. Approving every job yourself is not a trial setting you are expected to grow out of — leave it that way for good if that is what you want.
Held, not charged
When you book, your card is authorized for the agreed amount and the money stays in your account. It is taken only once you have approved the finished job, and the all-in price is shown before any of that happens.
Someone falls through? Our problem.
If a worker cancels, we find you a replacement. You don't start the search over, and you don't pay more for the inconvenience.
Tips 100% to the worker
If you tip, every cent goes to the person who did the work. Aria takes nothing from it.
Verified workers
Every worker is verified and rated. You see who's coming and why they were matched — before you approve.
Your number stays yours
Describing a job hands your phone number to nobody. No callbacks you didn't ask for, no queue of strangers bidding for your attention — once you approve a booking, you and the worker talk in the app.
Built to scale
No barriers. Whoever you are.
Because an AI does the work, Aria isn't limited by language or the kind of task. Starting with handywork and odd jobs in Toronto.
No language barrier
Say what the job actually involves, in your own words and your own language. Plenty of the people who hire this work, and who do it, would rather talk than fill in a form — and no listings app serves them that way.
No task barrier
Describe any local job in plain words. Aria works out the steps — there's no fixed catalog to squeeze into.
Talk, don't type
Hold to talk instead of filling in fields. Say the job the way you'd say it to a friend.
Remembers what matters
The more you use it, the less you have to re-explain about your home and how you like things done — and you can clear its memory any time.
For workers
Your side of the table, argued.
You get an assistant of your own — one that answers while you're working, holds your price, and costs you nothing until a job is finished.
Today
With Aria
The call
Today
Rings while you're under someone's sink. Nobody picks up, and the job goes to whoever did.
With Aria
Your assistant answers, takes the job details and books it — in your language.
The fee
Today
Charged per lead, whether it turns into work or not. You pay for jobs that never landed.
With Aria
You only pay when a job is finished. No job, no fee — and never a charge for a lead.
The price
Today
Talked down after the work is done, or extra materials nobody agrees to cover.
With Aria
Agreed up front and held. Extras need the customer's approval before they're charged.
Getting started
Today
A fee to sign up on one platform, a wait to be let in on the next. Money and weeks gone before a single job is.
With Aria
Nothing to pay to join. Say what you do and what you charge, and you're ready for work.
Questions
Before you join
You see one all-in price before anything is booked, and that's the number you pay. There's no subscription and nothing due up front — your payment is only released once you've approved the finished job. Workers pay us only when a job is completed, never per lead.
Toronto first, starting with handywork and odd jobs. Tell us your city when you join the waitlist — that's what decides where we open next.
When you book, your card is authorized for the agreed amount — held, not charged, so the money stays with you until the job is done and you have approved it. You can cancel free before the worker starts, and any extra has to be approved by you before it can be charged.
Verified and rated, and you see who's coming and why they were matched before you approve anything. If someone falls through, we find you a replacement rather than handing the search back to you.
No, and it doesn't by default. Aria asks before it books, every time, and goes on asking until you decide otherwise. Handing it more to do on its own is a choice you make later, if you ever want to — never something that happens quietly once you've used it a few times.
You get an assistant that answers while you're working: it takes the job details and books the work for you, in your language. Joining costs nothing, and you're only charged when a job is completed — never per lead, and never for work that didn't land.
We're opening access in waves in Toronto. The waitlist is the way in — join it and we'll reach out when it's your turn.
Be first to meet Aria.
We're opening access in waves. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out when it's your turn.