EazyToWork

A mobile application that automates and legalizes work in the gray zone for all professions

A mobile application that really directly connects employers and workers. The work schedule is such that, after registration, employers publish available jobs by location with the entry of several important segments of each job. Number of working days (five maximum), work address, number of working hours per day, job title and category (Trade, for example), hourly price (which cannot be below the minimum), dress code, detailed description of work tasks, method of payment.

After publication, the job appears on the Google map and in the search engine and workers can apply from their part of the mobile application. When it comes to the job search engine, the jobs with the closest location are at the top. The emphasis is that everything happens very quickly and concretely. A maximum of two employees can apply for each job. After registration, a chat is created between the worker and the employer for possible detailed agreements.

After the employee is accepted by the employer, the job disappears from the map. If the employee quits, the job is returned to the map. There is, of course, a system of PUSH notifications and reminders for both the employer and the employee.

Before an employee applies for a job, in addition to the job details, he has the opportunity to review the employer’s reviews given by previous employees. Also, after the work done, the employer must evaluate the employee with a rating from 1 to 5 with a comment within the mobile application.

Each user can be both an employee and an employer. So there are two versions of the mobile application, and the user is redirected according to the login information.

Mobile apps are monetized through employer posting charges. An employer can purchase one, five, or ten job postings. If the job ad does not result in finding a worker, there is no charge.

Web pages

Websites were created for the client that explain in detail how the mobile application works and are also used for marketing. We worked on website design, content and application and pre-order forms as well as advanced SEO. The websites also have a content management system (CMS) so that the client can manage the websites independently.

Digital marketing

The last but not the least, we also carried out a marketing campaign that included social networks, offline marketing and other online marketing in the form of Google Ads advertisements on the search network, on YouTube and on display networks. The digital advertising campaign turned out to be one of the better ones we’ve done because the topic of the campaign is certainly hot.

Frequently asked questions

What does the EazyToWork app actually do?
It connects employers and workers directly for short term, legal jobs. An employer posts a job with all the details (location, hourly rate, number of days, dress code, payment method), the job shows up on a Google map and in the in-app search, and nearby workers can apply. The whole point was to make hiring for a quick job fast and straightforward, without the gray zone.
How does the job appear on the map and how do workers find it?
Once an employer publishes a job, it lands on a Google map and in the app’s search engine. Jobs closest to the worker show up at the top of the results, so people see the most relevant work first. When an employer accepts a worker, the job drops off the map. If that worker quits, the job goes back on the map automatically.
How is one person both an employer and a worker?
Every account can act as both. We built two versions of the app, one for the employer side and one for the worker side, and the person gets routed to the right one based on how they log in. So the same user can post a job today and apply for one tomorrow.
How does the app make money, and does the employer pay even if nobody applies?
The app is monetized through posting fees. An employer buys a pack of postings (one, five, or ten) to advertise jobs. The fair part is that if an ad does not result in finding a worker, there is no charge for it. So employers only really pay when the app delivers someone.
Does EazyToWork have a rating system so people know who they are dealing with?
Yes. Before a worker applies, they can read the employer’s reviews left by previous workers. After a job is finished, the employer has to rate the worker from 1 to 5 with a comment inside the app. There is also a built-in chat between the two sides so they can sort out details before agreeing, plus push notifications and reminders for both.
Did RedCode only build the app, or also the websites and marketing?
All of it. Besides the two mobile apps, we built the marketing websites that explain how EazyToWork works, including the design, the content, the application and pre-order forms, and advanced SEO. The sites run on a CMS so the client can update them on their own. We also ran the full digital campaign: social media, Google Ads on search, YouTube and display, plus offline marketing.

Key Results

Instant connection
employers & workers
Direct linking via app
Location-based jobs
Google map integration
Jobs appear on map and search
Review system
ratings & feedback
Employer-employee evaluations
Flexible monetization
posting fees
Charged only if worker found

"One phenomenal experience, from management to developers, the team is top-notch. We contacted RedCode from the world of freelancers who had been working on an application for a year with no progress. After talking to Nikola and Anđelko, we soon decided to switch to a much more professional form of web and application development. That was a turning point in the development of our project. Fast communication, affordable price, perfectly executed project in less than 60 days - fast delivery. Really everything you could wish for if you are looking for these services. We are thrilled and will definitely return to RedCode in the future for new ideas that need to be turned into reality. 10/10."

Bernard Tomljenović, CEO

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