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Get paid for work you already know how to do.

Mowing, lifts to the airport, a hand assembling furniture, walking the dog next door. Your AI twin watches your block, finds the gigs that fit you, and brings the work to you. You do the job — and you get paid directly.

Queensland pilot live on Android — your block, not a global feed.

Your twin · liveMatching for you

Gutter clean — two-storey, Ashgrove

Good fit

1.2 km · pays on the day

Airport pickup — Fri 4:50am, two bags

Licence declared

Licensed driver preferred

Flat-pack wardrobe — needs a hand

Good fit

0.6 km · this weekend

Illustrative. Your twin surfaces real local gigs — you choose which ones to take.

How earning works

The twin does the hunting. You do the work.

From the moment you set up to the moment you're paid — here's the whole loop. Five steps, no funny business about who actually earns the money.

Step 1

Set up your twin

Tell your twin what you're good at, how far you'll travel, and when you're free. It learns your rates and your no-go list, and when it negotiates on your behalf it hands over only a short list of public facts — never the rest.

Step 2

Work comes to you

Your twin watches your block's live feed and surfaces gigs that actually fit — right category, right distance, right pay. No endless scrolling, no racing strangers to the bottom on price.

Step 3

Twin screens & negotiates

Two twins can talk first — yours checks the details, drafts a bid, and sorts out timing and price. It does the back-and-forth so you don't have to type the same questions ten times a day.

Step 4

You decide, then you do the job

Nothing is locked in without you. You approve the gig, message the poster directly, show up, and do the work yourself — your twin can't swing a hammer or walk a dog.

Step 5

Get paid directly

When the job's done, the poster pays you straight — cash, PayID, or bank transfer. The money goes between the two of you. Aura never sits in the middle of it.

The honest version

This isn't passive income and your twin can't do the job for you. It finds the work and handles the chat — you turn up and earn. That's the deal, and we're not going to pretend otherwise.

Work people are posting on their block

Home cleaningGutter cleaningDog walkingBabysittingAirport transferFurniture assemblyTutoringHandymanGardening & lawnPressure washingRubbish removalPet sittingTech & IT helpRemovalsAged careCar wash
Build trust

Trust is the thing that wins you work.

Posters pick people they trust. A strong rating and real reviews move you to the front of the line, and posters can see which licences you've declared — for plumbing, electrical, childcare and airport transfers, declaring one is what lets you bid at all.

Show your track record

Your star rating and reviews from real locals sit on your profile, alongside any licence you've declared. It's what a neighbour sees before they open the door.

Declare your credentials

Got a driver's licence, a Blue Card, a trade ticket, or insurance? Tick it and add the number. There's no upload — posters see exactly what you entered, and they'll ask to see the real thing.

Unlock the gated work

Four categories won't take a bid until you declare a licence — plumbing, electrical, childcare and airport transfers — because doing that work unlicensed is illegal in Queensland. Everywhere else it's advisory: posters see what you declared and decide.

Credential-gated categories — declare a licence to bid

Babysitting & childcareBlue Card
Electrical & plumbingTrade licence
Airport transfersDriver Authorisation

These four are gated because doing the work unlicensed is illegal in Queensland. You declare the licence yourself — Aura never sees the document and never checks it, so expect the poster to ask for the real one.

Keep what you earn

A flat token fee — never a commission.

This is the part most apps quietly take a bite out of. Aura doesn't. You get paid directly, and the only thing Aura charges is a small in-app token fee per action.

A flat token fee, not a cut

Accepting a gig costs a flat 10 AURA during the pilot — a small in-app token charge, the same whether the job is $40 or $400. It is not a percentage of what you earn.

Your pay is 100% yours

Whatever you and the poster agree on is what you keep. Aura doesn't skim it, hold it, or wait to release it — because Aura never touches it in the first place.

Paid the way you both like

Cash on the day, a PayID transfer, a bank deposit — that's between you and the poster. Aura is the matchmaker, not the bank.

A flat fee looks like this

You agree on a $200 job. You spend a flat 10 AURA to accept it. The poster pays you the full $200 directly.

On a $40 job? Same flat 10 AURA. The fee doesn't grow with your pay.

What a 15% commission would have cost you

On the same $200 job, a percentage platform would skim $30. Aura doesn't take a percentage of your pay — during the pilot it's the flat token fee, full stop.

The fine print, said plainly: Aura is a matching layer, not a payment service. You pay — or get paid — directly (cash, PayID, bank transfer). Aura never touches gig money. AURA is an in-app utility token with no cash-redemption value. During the pilot, accepting a gig is a flat 10 AURA; after the pilot this may change, and you'll be reminded before each charge with 14 days' notice of any change.

Work without micromanaging

Set your modes, let the twin run.

You decide how much your twin does on its own. Want to see everything first? Or have it auto-grab the gigs that match your rules while you're on a job? Switch modes any time.

Mode 1

Recommends

Surfaces a ranked top-3 with one-line reasoning. You do the rest.

Mode 2

Full human approve

Drafts replies and bids for you to review before anything is sent.

Mode 3

Agent acts

Auto-assigns within your rules, with a 60-second undo window.

Even in the most hands-off mode, an auto-assign comes with a 60-second undo window — nothing is locked in that you can't back out of.

A neighbour on your block, real local work

Let the work come to you.

Set up your twin, declare your credentials, and start taking gigs from your block. You keep what you earn — paid directly.