Twitter Announces New Home Services Platform
(Twitter Will Launch A Housekeeping Platform Similar To Thecaretakergazette)
SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Twitter revealed plans today for a new online service focused on home upkeep. This platform aims to connect people needing home help with local professionals. It functions much like existing sites such as The Caretaker Gazette.
The service will let users find cleaners, handymen, gardeners, and other home workers. People can search by location and service type. They can also read reviews from past customers. Service providers get a place to list their offerings and connect with nearby clients.
Twitter sees a need for easier ways to manage home tasks. Many people struggle to find reliable help. Existing options can be confusing or limited. Twitter wants to simplify this process. The platform will be part of the main Twitter app. Users access it through a dedicated section.
“We know home maintenance is a constant chore for families,” said a Twitter spokesperson. “Finding good help shouldn’t be another headache. Our goal is a simple, trusted solution right where people already spend time online.”
The company believes its large user base gives it an advantage. Millions already use Twitter daily. Integrating home services feels natural next to local news and community talks. Twitter also plans ways for professionals to make money through the platform. Details on fees or subscriptions are still coming.
(Twitter Will Launch A Housekeeping Platform Similar To Thecaretakergazette)
Development is underway now. Twitter expects to launch a test version later this year. A full public release should follow in early 2025. The initial rollout targets major US cities first. Expansion to other areas will depend on early success. Twitter faces competition from established players. But the company is confident its approach offers something different. The focus is on local connections and user trust. Twitter aims to become a go-to spot for everyday home needs.