Who it's for
Vouch is built for the companies that dispatch those workers — and for the independents who are their own dispatcher.
Residential cleaning companies
Screen new bookings before dispatch, watch every job on the live board, and give each cleaner a check-in clock, a duress PIN, and an escalation path their emergency contact can actually act on.
Home care · mobile IV & nursing
Know who requested the visit before a nurse is assigned. Long appointments get overtime check-ins instead of silence, and a missed one escalates with live location — automatically.
Mobile massage & spa companies
A growing practice takes every new booking — which means strangers, and the unease every therapist knows from their early years. Screen the client before the first session, and keep check-ins running even for regulars: a familiar name isn't a safety plan.
Same screening, same tracking, same escalation — team of one.
In and out of homes all day, often meeting the client for the first time at their front door. Screen them first; be tracked while you clean.
One-on-one behind a closed door, in your studio or theirs. Vet new clients and set a duress PIN just in case.
In-home sessions mean being alone in a stranger's space on repeat. Confirm who they are and let someone know where you are.
You travel to clients with a bag of tools and no backup. Take pre-screened bookings and collect a deposit up front.
You meet strangers to sign sensitive documents, often at night, at their home. Know who they are before you show up.
Open houses and private showings put you alone with people you've never met. Screen a lead and keep a safety timer running.
You hold the keys to homes you visit alone. Know the client, and have a way to raise the alarm if something's wrong.
Care happens in private homes, for hours at a time. Vetting up front and a check-in safety net throughout.
If the work puts you one-on-one with people you don't know yet, the pattern is the same: check who you're meeting, and have a safety net while you're with them.