Something need fixing?
Fo calls local pros, gets quotes and books the visit.
The AC isn't cooling. Get an HVAC tech out this week for a quote.
HVAC visit booked
Fo called four local HVAC companies, compared callout fees and booked the earliest visit.
- Actions
- 4 calls
- When
- Tue, 1–3 PM
- Completed in
- 15 min
$75 diagnostic fee approved before Fo booked it
Fo meets you where you are
Close to an hour a weekOf phone time Fo takes off the people who use it most.
$250+ savedBy the people who save the most with Fo, over 3 months: refunds, credits and waived fees.
Everything Fo handles for home repairs
Book a handyman
Fo calls local pros, checks who can come and what they charge, and books the visit you approve.
“I need someone to patch a hole in the drywall and hang two shelves this week.”
Get the AC looked at
Fo calls HVAC companies, compares diagnostic fees and books the earliest visit that works for you.
“The AC isn't cooling. Get an HVAC tech out this week for a quote.”
Fix an appliance
Fo finds a repair service for your washer, fridge or oven and checks the warranty first.
“My dryer stopped heating. Find someone who can fix it this week.”
Line up an electrician
Fo calls licensed electricians for jobs like a dead outlet or a new light fixture and books one.
“Half the outlets in the living room stopped working. Get an electrician out.”
Compare quotes
Fo asks several pros to quote the same job and puts the prices and timelines side by side.
“Get me three quotes to paint the bedroom and hallway.”
Assemble the furniture
Fo books someone to put together flat-pack furniture or mount a TV at a time that suits you.
“Book someone to assemble a bed frame and a dresser on Saturday.”
How to hire a handyman
Small jobs are easy to put off because finding someone is the hard part. A short list and a few clear questions get it done.
- List every job you want done in one visit. Pros often charge a minimum, so bundling saves money.
- Take photos and measurements so you can describe each job clearly over the phone.
- Call two or three people. Ask about their rate, any minimum charge and when they can come.
- For electrical, plumbing or HVAC work, ask if they're licensed. Many states require it for those trades.
- Agree on the price in writing before work starts, and ask whether materials are included.
- Check the work before you pay, and keep the receipt.
Questions people ask
Does Fo let the handyman into my home?
No. Fo books the visit and sends you the details, but someone needs to be home to let them in and see the job.
Can Fo check that they're licensed?
Fo can ask and look up public records where they exist, but it can't guarantee anyone's licensing or the quality of their work. The final call is yours.
Will Fo spend money without asking?
No. Fo tells you the fee or deposit before booking, and pays only what you approve.
It doesn't just answer. It takes action.
Fo writes from its own address, sends on your behalf, and keeps chasing until someone replies.
Makes callsOnly agent that callsIts own number. Fo sits through the hold music and the phone menus, then tells you the answer.0:08
Joins group chatsMultiplayerAdd Fo to a chat with your family, roommates or team. It holds everyone's context, not just yours.
Books & buysFo carries its own credit card. It reserves, renews and pays – you never hand over card details.Fo working now
Loose ends, closed around the clock
50 min
back a week for Fo's busiest users
$250+
saved in 3 months by Fo's top savers
30+
errands Fo handles
Real outcomes, private by design. Names, businesses, addresses, and account details are removed before anything appears here.
Ordered a camera, then cancelled delivery before it left the depot
Rebooked a missed connection and kept the weekend on track
Ended a subscription that could only be cancelled by phone
Compared four takeaways and ordered the one that could still deliver
