Skip the strangers. Hire the plumber your community uses.
Refind shows you which workers your circle — and their circles — actually trust. Faster than a Google search. Less awkward than texting eight friends.
A smaller, better internet — built from your phone book.
No reviews from strangers
Stars are noise. Refind shows you names you know, not aggregate scores from a thousand people who aren't you.
Always free for you
Customers never pay. The worker pays a small flat fee, only after they accept the job. No surprise booking fees.
Quiet by design
No public profiles. No ratings to scroll. Your contacts are encrypted and only ever visible to you — matched by phone number, never shown to anyone else.
Vouches, not requests
Saving someone counts. You don't have to message your friends to learn that Maya and Sam both use the same electrician.
Trades, not stuff
Refind is just for people whose job is to physically show up at your door. Plumbers, electricians, movers, dog walkers, piano tuners.
Local by accident
There are no algorithms picking neighborhoods. The map of your network does that, naturally.
Two friends, one phone number. That's all it takes.
When two of your contacts have the same plumber saved, that number quietly rises in your view. Not because someone wrote 800 words about him. Because someone you trust — twice — saved his digits.
The math is simple. The product is built so this is the only thing that matters.
The sink starts dripping. You don't open Google.
Open Refind, type "plumber"
No tabs, no ads, no scrolling.
See exactly who vouched
Real names. The Maya and Sam you actually know.
Send a request, free
A short note via SMS. Joe pays nothing until he accepts.
He shows up. The pipe is fixed.
Save him to your circle. That's the only "rating" Refind knows.
Common questions
Do my contacts get uploaded somewhere?
What does it cost me?
What if my friends aren't on Refind?
Is this just for plumbers?
Can workers fake vouches?
Start with the four people you'd already call back.
Save your plumber, your electrician, your mover. The graph builds itself from there.