Describe the work
Post the task, required skills, schedule, approximate location, and compensation clearly.
For hirers
Post a clearly described job or task, review interested workers, and communicate directly in Rush Gigs. Use it for short-term help, temporary work, or a one-time project.

A direct hiring workflow
A specific post helps a worker decide whether the opportunity fits their skills, schedule, and location. It also gives both sides a shared starting point for the conversation in chat.
Post the task, required skills, schedule, approximate location, and compensation clearly.
Use the information users provide in their profiles and ask follow-up questions directly.
Agree on scope, timing, location, payment, and any tools or safety requirements before the work begins.
Write a useful job post
Name the job, list the tasks, describe the desired result, and make clear what is included.
State the date, start time, estimated duration, and any schedule flexibility.
State the offered amount, hourly or fixed basis, expected payment timing, and payment method before anyone agrees.
Share an appropriate approximate location in the post, then confirm private access details only with the person involved.
Share the experience needed, physical expectations, tools, and anything you will provide.
Name the point of contact and use chat to keep everyone aligned before the work begins.
A direct connection
You create the post, review interested workers, and decide who you want to speak with. Rush Gigs keeps discovery, profiles, and chat together in one mobile marketplace.
Rush Gigs is a direct marketplace where workers and hirers connect and communicate with each other.
| Step | How it works |
|---|---|
| Post | Describe the work, schedule, location, and pay. |
| Review | See interested workers and review their profiles. |
| Connect | Use chat to ask questions and coordinate directly. |
| Agree | Choose the worker and confirm the details together. |
Find the right kind of help
Different jobs call for different skills, tools, and schedules. Explore a few example work types, then create a post that fits your task.
Hands-on help for clearly described tasks that do not fit a more specific work type.
Explore general laborHelp packing, carrying, loading, unloading, or arranging items during a move.
Explore moving helpClearly scoped residential, office, turnover, event, or project cleanup.
Explore cleaningSeasonal outdoor help for routine, clearly described property tasks.
Explore yard workShort-term support for setup, guest flow, service, cleanup, and breakdown.
Explore event staffShort-term support for clearly described warehouse tasks and shifts.
Explore warehouse workTemporary support for clearly defined front- or back-of-house tasks.
Explore restaurant supportProject support for workers whose experience matches a clearly defined construction task.
Explore construction laborThese are only a few examples, not a complete list. Rush Gigs can include many more jobs, gigs, tasks, types of help, and worker skills.
See the skills and work information people share, then focus on workers who look right for the task.
In-app chat gives workers and hirers a direct place to ask questions and coordinate work.
Hirer questions
Yes. Post a task in the app, review interested workers, and decide whom you want to contact about the work.
Not currently. Workers and hirers should agree on compensation, timing, and payment method before work begins and handle payment directly.
Rush Gigs is available for iPhone through the Apple App Store and for Android through Google Play.
Post work in the app
Download Rush Gigs, describe what you need, and start connecting with interested workers.