myJambi: The social marketplace for services

Tap into your trusted network of friends and colleagues to buy and sell services! On myJambi, service providers turn their talents into income and buyers find providers they can trust. Our goal is to make a site that helps both buyers and providers liberate their potential.

Service Providers: Capitalize on your talents

You know you're talented. Why not share the secret? Post a resume, photos, and references to show potential clients why you're the perfect match. Quickly build a reputation as an expert in the marketplace through endorsements and client reviews. Whether you are a tutor, a dog walker, or a wedding singer you can establish a highly personalized online presence to market all of your unique skills to your community and beyond.

Service Buyers: Find providers you can trust and get things done

On myJambi, you can broadcast your service needs, and receive advice, expertise, and recommendations from people you know. Does that "wine connoisseur" have the references to back him up? Or is he your downstairs neighbor who considers boxed wine the top-of-the-line? Now you can find out exactly whom you're hiring by accessing provider profiles, photos, and client reviews.

There's more to come...

myJambi is a work in progress and we want to hear from you. Fueled by copious amounts of ice cream (that we're hoping will soon be brought to us by an upstanding myJambi provider) we are constantly releasing new features-like it's our job. We want to ensure that your experience is not only rewarding, but also easy/fun/inspiring/insert positive adjective here.

Who are we?

myJambi was founded in 2007 by a group of close friends. We met in college, where we were surrounded by incredibly talented young people who had many marketable skills, but no easy way to promote them. We wanted to bring together these talented individuals and people looking to hire providers they could count on. myJambi is our solution.

We are located in New York City's Flatiron District. In addition to our core staff, we have worked with a great group of freelancers. In particular, we'd like to thank Tasha Chuang, who is responsible for the inspired design of myJambi, and Pat Veriepe, who perfectly translated these designs into HTML. And last, but certainly not least, we'd like to give a huge thank you to the incredibly talented and dedicated team at Alexander Interactive. The Ai team built myJambi from a collection of design screens and use cases into the fabulous site you see today. Thanks to everyone at Ai - you've been a joy to work with.