FOR PEOPLE READY TO HELP

Let people see what you can bring.

HelpChain gives your skills a place to meet real needs. Describe what you do, share examples, and respond when a request fits.

Explore requests

START WITH A SMALL SESSION

Offer one kind of help at a price you choose.

The first requests to answer are a written Quick Ask, a 15-minute unblock, or a design critique. Put your X handle and three examples on your profile. Example ranges people already pay informally are a few dollars for a question and under fifteen for a short critique. Those are not HelpChain prices, and HelpChain does not collect them.

MAKE YOUR EXPERIENCE CLEAR

Show enough for someone to understand how you can help.

  1. 01

    Build a useful profile

    Choose the help areas you know, list your skills, and add examples or links to work you can share.

  2. 02

    Find a request that fits

    Browse requests across categories. Read the need, timing, and whether the requester wants delivery or guidance.

  3. 03

    Explain your approach

    Show why you are a fit, ask questions, and suggest a different scope or timing when needed.

  4. 04

    Confirm the terms

    Before accepting, agree on the written scope, timing, and—if compensated—the amount with the requester.