Home repair, with a clearer next step

Know when to DIY.
Know when to
call a pro.

We’re building moHelp to help you understand the job, weigh it against your experience, and choose your next step: guided DIY or professional help.

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Tell us a little about your needs so we can plan where—and how—to start.

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A homeowner taking a thoughtful look at an open kitchen cabinetFor the home you’re making your own.
A good next step starts
with the right questions.

The job. Your experience. Your choice.

The experience we’re building

A little understanding
goes a long way.

You don’t need to know the name of every part. Start with what you see, and we’ll help you make sense of what comes next.

1

Show the job.

A photo and a few details can help put the problem in context.

2

Tell us about you.

Practical questions about your tools, experience and comfort level help shape the next step.

3

Choose your way forward.

Get an applicable DIY plan, or a path to a professional when you’d rather have help.

Built around the person doing the job

The same repair.
A different next step.

What’s straightforward for one person may be unfamiliar to another. We’re designing AI-powered guidance that considers the job and the person doing it.

Try an answer in this concept preview to see how the experience could adapt.

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Example job

A cabinet door that’s a little loose.

Let’s start with you.

How do you feel about tackling a small repair?

An example next step

Explore guided DIY

After checking the hinge, tools and job conditions, moHelp could help you follow an applicable guide—one step at a time.

A guide that fits the job. Room to ask questions.

Illustrative only. This is a preview of the idea, not a live repair assessment.

Two ways forward

Tackle what you can.
Find help for the rest.

When DIY fits

Guidance that meets
you where you are.

We’re planning clear steps, an applicable video, and room for follow-up questions, so you can understand what’s involved before you begin.

  • Instructions matched to the job
  • Tools and materials explained
  • A way to pause and ask for help
When you want a professional

A clearer handoff.
Less starting over.

When you choose professional help, we’re planning to make it easier to explain the problem and connect with a vetted contractor.

  • A useful summary of the job
  • Details you choose to share
  • Your choice to hire or keep exploring

A few things you might be wondering

Good questions.
Straight answers.

Is moHelp available yet?

Not yet. We’re building the experience and planning early access. Join the waitlist to hear when there’s an opportunity to try it; we haven’t announced a launch date.

Who is it for?

Homeowners who want a clearer next step when something needs attention—especially if you’re new to home maintenance. Rental property owners are welcome to register their interest, too.

What kinds of jobs will it cover?

We plan to start with a limited set of small repairs and maintenance tasks. The job, your tools and experience, and the conditions at home will all matter. Specific coverage will be shared before early access.

Will I have to do the repair myself?

No. The idea is to help you make a choice you’re comfortable with. Guidance and professional help are both part of the experience we’re planning.

How will the contractor option work?

We’re planning a network of vetted professionals, with job details ready to share when you choose that route. Contractor coverage, availability and our vetting process will be explained before this feature launches.

Does joining the waitlist cost anything?

No. Joining is free, and there’s no payment or account to create. Product pricing hasn’t been announced.

Help shape moHelp

Make the next home repair
a little less uncertain.

Join the waitlist to hear about early access.

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