For workers
List the trades you actually work in and let jobs near you come to you.
- Say how far you are willing to travel
- Only share your location while you are on duty
- Build a record of finished jobs that follows you
About us
Work is local. Hiring should be too.
Labors Adda connects daily-wage workers with the people nearby who need them — without a middleman taking a cut of either side.
Finding a day's work still means standing at the chowk and hoping. Finding a mason on a Tuesday morning still means asking around. Both sides are looking for each other, often from a few streets apart, and neither has a way to see the other.
Labors Adda closes that gap. A worker says what they do and how far they will travel. A hirer describes a job and how far to search. The platform does the matching, and the two of them talk directly.
What we offer
Built for both sides of the job
For hirers
Reach the workers already close to the job, not a directory of everyone.
- Broadcast a job to a radius you choose
- Compare who responded before you commit
- Book one worker; the rest are told straight away
How we work
What we hold ourselves to
Direct, both ways
Workers and hirers talk to each other. We do not sit in the middle of the deal or take a cut of the wage.
Earned, not claimed
A rating only exists once a job is confirmed finished. Nobody can rate their way to a reputation they have not worked for.
Location while it matters
A worker is only visible on the map while they are on duty. Going off duty stops the sharing.
In your language
The platform runs in English, हिंदी and తెలుగు, because the person using it should not have to work in a second language to find work.
Where we are going
We want a worker's reputation to belong to them — portable, checkable, and built from work they actually finished, rather than living in one hirer's memory. And we want hiring someone for a day to be as ordinary as calling a neighbour.
We are early, and there is a lot still to build. If something is missing or broken, tell us — it is the fastest way it gets fixed.