Short answer
Help Me is for people in Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead who would stop for a small favor anyway. You apply from the app and our team reviews your identity evidence. Helpers can apply to be reviewed by our team. Help Me does not run background checks. Helping is unpaid, and you say yes only when it suits you.
The facts, in one place
- Apply in the app, then wait on a review by our team.
- Help Me is not a paid marketplace.
- You choose when to go online and what to say yes to.
- Meet in public, and report or block any member at any time.
This is not a side-hustle listing
If you want paid gigs, marketplaces for hired help exist. Help Me is neighbors helping neighbors. You apply, get a current review by our team, go online when you can, meet in public, and mark it done. Nobody is keeping score, and nobody is tracking how fast you say yes.
What a typical yes looks like
A phone charger at a library. Directions to a building across campus. Holding a seat for ten minutes. A jump start in a busy lot in daylight. Two more hands for a couch. These are small, public, and quick. You stay in control of when you are available and which categories you take on.
Both people stay outside the car for anything involving a vehicle. A doorstep is never the place to meet, and a stranger's car is never the meeting spot.
The review, plainly
Helping is gated. A member of our team reviews your identity evidence, and the review has to be current. It is not a background check, and Help Me does not run background checks. You can report or block any member at any time.
Questions people actually ask
You choose categories and when you are online. Requests nearby reach you based on recent activity and, when you allow it, your location.
No. Help Me is not a paid marketplace. Helpers are neighbors who applied and were reviewed by our team.
Always. No is a fine answer. Nobody is keeping score.
Keep going
- HelpingBe the one who says yesApply in the app, submit identity evidence, and get reviewed by our team before you can see or accept requests in Fargo-Moorhead. Say yes when it suits you.
- GuideHow to become a helperApply from Account in the app, submit identity evidence, and get reviewed by our team. How the helper application works in Fargo-Moorhead.
- Ground rulesThe ground rules, said plainlyHow Help Me handles your location, who can help, private chat, and meeting in public. Plus how to report or block anyone. Help Me is not an emergency service.
- The small stuffThe small stuff you can ask forA phone charger, directions, a jump start in daylight, two more hands for a couch. The everyday favors Help Me is for in Fargo, West Fargo, and Moorhead.
- GuideHow to be the person people are glad showed upShow up when you say you will, meet in public, keep it short, and know when to decline. What good helping looks like in Fargo-Moorhead.
Help Me is a community app for adults in Fargo–Moorhead. It is not a K–12 student program, not a youth chat, and not campus police.