Say it how you'd say it. Your neighbours take it from there.
IntentionZ turns a messy, half-typed request into a clear job brief — then puts it in front of the people who live a few streets away. No forms. No quotes to chase. No contractor directory.
Clear a two-car driveway and front walk after last night's snow
You're not a customer. You're not a contractor. You're a neighbour.
There's no separate sign-up to offer your help. The same account posts the job and answers someone else's. What you are is decided by what you're doing that day.
Something needs doing
Write it the way you'd text a friend. IntentionZ sorts out the details and asks you anything it's unsure about.
- Snow removal
- Lawn care
- Small repairs
- Cleaning
- Moving help
You've got the time or the tools
See what's happening close by and reply with your price and when you can be there. Or say you'd rather talk it through first.
- Reply with a price
- Or "let's discuss"
- Say when you're free
- Only what's nearby
The person who cleared your walk in January might be the one asking for a hand with a fence in June.
Four steps, and most of them aren't yours.
Type it plainly
One or two sentences. Don't worry about categories, fields or getting it right.
It becomes a brief
IntentionZ reads what you wrote, asks a question or two if something's missing, and lays it out clearly.
Neighbours reply
People nearby answer with a price and a time — or ask to talk it through. You see every reply. Nobody sees each other's.
You pick one
Choose who you want, and messaging opens between the two of you. Everyone else is let down politely.
Close enough to help. Not close enough to find you.
Posting a job shouldn't mean publishing your address. IntentionZ rounds every location to a 600-metre area before anyone else sees it — so a reply comes from someone genuinely nearby, without a pin sitting on your front door.
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Your exact address stays yours
It's never shown on the map, in the feed, or in a reply.
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Prices are yours to see
You see what everyone offered. They don't see each other — so nobody undercuts, and nobody's lowballed.
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Messaging opens when you choose
No inbox full of pitches. A thread opens only after you pick someone.
A neighbourhood only works if people behave like neighbours.
Everyone verifies a phone number
Before you can post or reply, your number is confirmed. It's a small step that keeps throwaway accounts out.
Reviews go both ways
You review the person who did the work. They review you. Being easy to work with counts for something here.
Block anyone, quietly
One tap and you disappear from each other — their posts, their replies, their messages. No notification, no confrontation.
We're starting on one set of streets.
IntentionZ only works when enough people on the same few blocks are on it. So we're opening in Windermere first, then moving outward through Edmonton. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day it's live.
One email when we launch in your area. Nothing else.