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Software is getting easy. The physical world is not.
AI is making software cheaper to build every month. That shifts the advantage to ventures that do the part software cannot: work done by people, in places, on things.

EstateJack
Home and property services
Customers describe the job in a few words and pick when it should happen. Available local providers respond, and the customer chooses who does the work. Providers handle requests, their calendar and invoices from one account.
Finding someone available for a specific job at home usually means calling several companies and waiting for callbacks. Service providers, in turn, pay for leads that are often already taken or do not fit their work.
With Ask Jack, one short request is enough. It reaches the providers who serve that area and can take the job, they answer if they are available, and the customer decides. The platform covers the whole job afterwards: scheduling, completion and the invoice.
Describe what you need in a few words, with photos if you like.
Choose a service window or an exact arrival time.
Available local providers respond with their offer.
Pick the provider and track the job through to the invoice.
Homeowners, renters, property managers and families handling a move or an estate, and the local professionals who serve them: cleaners, movers, handymen, inspectors and many more trades.
Live at estatejack.com with real customer requests in the United States.
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Trends2 min read
AI is making software cheaper to build every month. That shifts the advantage to ventures that do the part software cannot: work done by people, in places, on things.