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Handyman apps in the Czech Republic in 2026
To post what needs fixing, with location, date, budget and photos, and let local workers and companies send offers, in an app with an English interface, Homfi. To buy a service at a price the provider set up front, with payment passed on only after you confirm the job is done, Službař. For small jobs such as mowing, moving or furniture assembly, in Czech, English or Ukrainian, Fuška. For an urgent repair with the tradesperson’s arrival tracked live, FixIt. Full breakdown below.
How we picked: we searched the Czech App Store for apps that connect people with tradespeople and local help, kept apps from developers with a Czech company or website, and read each app’s own description for how a job is posted, how payment works and which languages the App Store lists. Apps whose origin we could not confirm are not listed.
Post a request and get offers
In Homfi you describe what you need, a repair, a home service or a skilled worker, and add the location, date, budget and photos. Workers and companies nearby respond with offers, and you compare their profiles, which show services, location, experience, languages and customer ratings, then agree on the details in chat and track the request. Homfi’s own site says customers use it for free and pay the professional directly after the work, and that it does not yet formally verify documents, so read the profile and offers before you agree. Skildo works the same way for repairs, assembly, cleaning and garden work: create a job, receive offers, compare profiles, prices, experience and ratings, and choose.
Book a service at a set price
Službař works more like an online shop. You search for a specific service, such as window cleaning or a gas inspection, choose a provider from the list sorted by distance and pay for a service with a price set in advance. You then agree on a date with the provider, and Službař passes the payment on only after you confirm the job was done properly. If you cannot agree on a date, or the service does not happen, it says the payment is returned.
Small jobs and extra income
Fuška is built for small jobs: mowing the lawn, cleaning, moving, furniture assembly, babysitting or tutoring. You post the job in a minute with a title, description, price and address, see who is interested with their rating and profile, talk in the in-app chat and rate each other afterwards. In its other mode you browse jobs nearby by distance and category to earn extra, and the app runs in Czech, English and Ukrainian. Homfi also serves the other side: workers, freelancers and companies can list their services, location, hourly rate and languages to get new local jobs.
Emergencies and bigger work
FixIt covers three kinds of work. For an emergency, such as a burst pipe, a door locked shut or a blocked drain, you describe the problem, add a photo and follow the tradesperson’s arrival in real time. For planned work, from bathroom renovation to painting, you pick a specific tradesperson by rating, trade and price and book a date. In its marketplace you post the job and let tradespeople come to you, agreeing the price and terms directly.
| App | How it works | Payment | Languages in the App Store |
|---|---|---|---|
| HomfiCensuusApp StoreGoogle Play | post a request, providers send offers, agree in chat | directly with the professional, not through the app | English |
| SlužbařApp Store | buy a listed service at the provider’s price | through the app, passed on after you confirm the job | Czech |
| SkildoApp Store | create a job, workers send offers, you choose | not stated | Czech, English |
| FuškaApp Store | post a small job with your price, pick from helpers | not stated | Czech, English, Ukrainian |
| FixItApp Store | emergency jobs, booked jobs and a job marketplace | agreed directly in the marketplace | Czech, English |
Frequently asked questions
Is there a handyman app in the Czech Republic in English?
Homfi lists English as its App Store language, and Skildo, Fuška and FixIt list English next to Czech. Službař lists Czech only.
Is there an app to find work or a handyman in Czechia in Ukrainian?
Fuška lists Ukrainian next to Czech and English in the App Store, both for posting small jobs and for finding them to earn extra.
Do I pay through the app or directly?
It depends on the app. Homfi says you pay the professional directly after the work, Službař takes payment in the app and passes it on after you confirm the job, and FixIt’s marketplace has you agree the price directly.
Which app suits an emergency repair?
FixIt has emergency jobs for things like a burst pipe or a blocked drain, where you add a photo and follow the tradesperson’s arrival live.