Eleven services. One network.

Customers from villages you could never reach, and no catalogue to build.

• Do you run a shop at a block market?
• Do customers ask you to send things out to their village?
• Would you rather price as you weigh than keep a catalogue?

Two different trades under one service: a kitchen at the market, and a household cooking for a neighbour who lives alone.

• Do you cook at a kitchen in the block market?
• Or do you cook at home, and could cook a little extra?
• Is there somebody in your village who lives alone?

Pottery and handloom — and gates, grills and frames cut to size. A catalogue without a website.

• Do you make something with your own hands?
• Do you take orders for work made to size?
• Do you want to be found without running a website?

Demand known before you plant, instead of discovered at the mandi.

• Do you farm land in a block we run?
• Would you rather know demand before you plant?
• Can you fill a few baskets a week?

Passenger fares and deliveries that fit around the trade you already run.

• Do you own an e-rickshaw, a tempo or a car?
• Are you already driving these roads?
• Would you rather name your own fare than be given one?

Listed as a person, not a business. No signboard and no registration.

• Do you have a trade but no shop to put it in?
• Do you work evenings, or between other jobs?
• Would you travel to the next village for a job?

You are paid for the first conversation whether or not it becomes a visit.

• Do you hold a current medical registration?
• Would you answer a call from a village you do not serve?
• Do you hold a clinic anywhere in the block?

Work booked by the week, and a day's wage settled the day it is agreed.

• Are you a mistri, a thekedar or a building trade?
• Do you bring your own crew?
• Are you tired of arguing about days at the end of the month?

A wedding is a dozen trades landing on one date. The pandit sets it; the tent, the halwai, the band and the lights have to meet it.

• Do you perform ceremonies?
• Or do you supply a wedding — tent, food, band, lights, photographs?
• Do you work a season rather than a week?

Sixty-one kinds of small work, at a price you set, on the days you choose.

• Do you have an hour free in your own village?
• Would you read a letter aloud, or walk somebody to the bank?
• Would you rather be paid for it than asked as a favour?

Districts no distributor will service, on a fleet already going there every day.

• Do you make or distribute a product?
• Are there districts no distributor will service for you?
• Do you need delivery you do not have to build yourself?