Safe, legal, consensual.

Everyone on peopl.work must be 18 or older.

Tasks stay private until approved on our server. An automated screen runs first; in-person tasks, missions and anything uncertain always go to a human moderator. If automated review is unavailable or fails, the task waits for a human — it is never auto-approved.

Automated screening helps catch problems. It does not verify that something is legal where you are — you remain responsible for that.

Harassment, stalking or locating people; privacy violations; sexual content or exploitation; weapons, drugs or illegal purchases; dangerous stunts; fraud, fake reviews or fake engagement; contacting or recording people without consent; trespassing; public disruption; anything humiliating or coercive.

Home jobs mean someone comes to a property, so every one is checked by a human before it goes public. Exact addresses stay private and are shared only with the worker you assign.

Routine work — painting, mowing, cleaning, gardening, assembly — is open to anyone. Electrical, plumbing, gas, roof, structural, tree felling, work at height and heavy equipment are held for review and may be declined or need a licensed professional, permits or insurance. Paint fumes, ladders and snow clearing near roads carry real risk: only take on what you can do safely.

Workers are independent providers unless agreed otherwise. peopl.work does not verify licences, insurance or background checks and does not guarantee quality. Photos should show no people, house numbers or plates.

If a mission involves someone else — a flower recipient, a venue, a person being sung to — they must agree. Venues must permit performances. When in doubt, moderators will ask for more detail or decline.

Only a city or "remote" is shown publicly. Never post or message exact addresses, phone numbers or private data. Share specifics only when necessary and only with the person assigned.

Messages are screened. Anything flagged — or anything that can't be screened — is held until a moderator reviews it.

Use "Report" on any task, profile or message. If your task is declined you'll see the reason and can appeal once. All moderation decisions are logged.

If someone is in danger, contact local emergency services first.