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Multiple projects, one request
Many projects require more than a single trade. With Fynd.lu, you can describe multiple jobs in one request. Our AI assistant separates it into individual jobs, matches relevant local businesses for each trade, and prepares an individual job brief for each one. With Fynd.lu, you finally don't need to worry about finding and contacting every pro one by one anymore.
“The kitchen tap leaks, the living room needs painting, and two bedroom windows do not close properly.”
- PlumbingRepair the leaking kitchen tap.Relevant businesses
- PaintingPaint the living room.Relevant businesses
- WindowsInspect and repair two bedroom windows.Relevant businesses
How it works
Describe multiple jobs in one message
Include project details for each job in one message instead of starting a separate search for each service you are looking for.
Answer a few questions to clarify each job
Our AI assistant creates an individual project brief for each service and asks a few focused questions to help match each request with relevant local businesses.
Verify the identified services
Check that each service has been identified correctly, then continue. You may be surprised by how well the assistant understands your request.
Choose the businesses to contact
Select the businesses you want to contact for each trade. Fynd.lu can also suggest relevant businesses. You remain in control of who receives the request and approve it before Fynd sends it.
Frequently asked questions
Any project that needs two or more services, such as plumbing, painting and window repair. The jobs can be part of one renovation or separate work at the same property.
Yes. Fynd separates your message into jobs by service, and you can review or change the list before continuing.
Fynd shows a separate estimate when it has enough information and pricing data for that job. An estimate is not a quote from a business.
Yes. Fynd shows businesses for the relevant service. You decide who to contact for each job and approve the request before Fynd sends it.