Teens build a profile
Services, portfolio proof, availability, parent approval, and a general service area.
Find help nearby.
Search services or rentals, compare local teen providers, and send a private request.
General service areas are public. Exact addresses stay inside private requests.
Local service help
A cleaner way to find teen providers nearby.
Teen Recruit gives families a focused place to search services, review profiles, and start the request in one flow.
Simple flow
How Teen Recruit works.
Search first, create an account when you are ready to request help, then keep requests and messages in the dashboard.
Customers search nearby
Find help by job type without digging through a giant list.
Request and schedule
Send a job request for one-time work or recurring dates.
For parents
Teen profiles require adult approval.
Teen Recruit is built for supervised local work. Parent approval, private service areas, report tools, and blocked categories are part of the product flow.
Approval link
Teen provider accounts can request parent approval by email. The approval record stores timestamp, device information, contact details, and what was approved.
Removal request
A parent can request profile removal from the approval page. The profile is locked from being approval-ready until an admin resolves it.
Private location
Public profiles show general service areas only. Exact customer addresses are shared inside private requests when a customer chooses to send them.
For teen entrepreneurs
Tools without the clutter.
Profiles, customer messages, simple advertising, and recurring schedules live behind the account instead of crowding the homepage.
Portfolio
Show proof of work without exact addresses, private faces, or customer details.
Messages
Keep customer requests and job details together.
Safety review
Parent approval, report buttons, and blocked unsafe work keep listings cleaner.
Safety standards
Built for teen work, not risky work.
Teen Recruit is designed around service areas, parent approval, portfolio review, and age-aware service rules.
Parent approval
Teen provider profiles collect parent or guardian approval details before the profile is treated as ready.
Private by default
Profiles use a neighborhood or ZIP service area, not a home address. Portfolio rules block faces, house numbers, schools, and license plates without permission.
Blocked unsafe work
The service tools reject risky listings like ladders, roofs, gutter cleaning, driving, heavy moving, and powered equipment for younger teens.
Report and review
Profile cards include a report button, and portfolio items start as pending review so moderation can be added cleanly.
FAQ
Common questions before you start.
Can anyone see a teen's exact location?
No. Public profiles use a ZIP, neighborhood, or service area. Exact addresses should only appear inside private customer requests.
What happens if no provider is available?
The search page will suggest broadening the job, changing the area, checking rentals, or inviting a teen provider to create a profile.
How do promoted listings work?
Pro teen providers can spend ad credits on a service campaign. Matching searches may show that profile higher with a promoted label.
What work is blocked?
Teen Recruit blocks high-risk categories like roofs, ladders, driving, heavy moving, hazardous materials, and work that may violate youth labor rules.
How are problems reported?
Profile and rental cards include report buttons. Admin queues track reports, parent removal requests, portfolio review, and suspicious leaderboard activity.
Ready when you are