GERMANY NOW · EUROPE NEXT

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Nahwerk is for short jobs near home: students, households, and small businesses. It opens across Germany first, then the rest of Europe. The street address stays hidden until someone is accepted.

This Saturday · Berlin

Apartment cleaning

10:00–14:00 · 4 hours · Mitte

€15/hour

Fits your week

Supplies are in the apartment. The door is shared after you accept.

Germany

The launch country, not a single city.

Europe

The same marketplace, country by country.

€2

A month after the free start.

Address later

City and neighbourhood on the card. Door after accept.

Two ways in

For the person doing the work, and the person who needs it.

A national job board lists everything. A cleaning company sends its own staff. Nahwerk is the short local job in between, in any German city, and later across Europe.

How a job moves

From a free hour to a conversation.

01

Set the week

Students mark when they can work. Households write the place notes once.

02

Pick a place in Germany

Jobs are listed by city and neighbourhood. Europe follows the same pattern.

03

Apply or review

A fitting job is marked. Posters shortlist, chat, and accept.

04

Share the door

The meeting point stays in the chat, after someone is accepted.

Read the full walkthrough

Sample listings

Work in more than one German city.

See the map

Apartment cleaning

€15/hour

Berlin · Sat 10:00–14:00

A Saturday morning in Mitte.

Holiday housekeeping

€16/hour

Köln · Sat 09:00–15:00

A one-bedroom reset between guests.

Garden cleanup

€18/hour

München · Sat 13:00–16:00

Leaves, beds, and green waste.

Weekend café helper

€14/hour

Hamburg · Fri 16:00–21:00

Tables, dishes, and the counter.

Categories

Ordinary local work across Germany.

All categories

Cleaning, housekeeping, and gardening lead. Cafés, shops, stairwells, and events use the same marketplace.

CleaningHousekeepingGardeningPropertyHospitalityRetailEventsChildcare

Questions

Before you open an account.

Is this only Münster?

No. Germany is the first country, city by city. Münster is one of those cities. The product is meant to open across Europe after Germany.

Where is the address?

The public card shows the city, the neighbourhood, and the distance. The street and the door are shared in the chat after a poster accepts someone.

Does the website charge a card?

No. The prices are the test plan. Payment is not connected, so creating an account or posting a job does not charge anything.

Germany

Find a job this week, or post the help you need.