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Getting Started4 min readUpdated 2026-05-25

Understand the market feed

Why available shifts change by location, urgency, readiness, role match, and employer coverage needs.

What this solves

The market feed is a live work surface, not a static job board. It changes when employers post, close, adjust, or fill shifts and when your readiness or location context changes.

Why results move

Results can move when a shift is filled, a start time changes, a market becomes urgent, or an employer narrows requirements. Your own readiness, selected location, and role filters can also change what appears.

A missing result is not always an account problem. Check filters, distance, selected region, readiness state, and whether the shift date has passed.

How to improve matches

Keep role interests narrow enough to show relevant shifts but broad enough to catch adjacent work. For example, hospitality workers may want server, runner, prep, event staff, and porter roles if those are realistic options.

Use location honestly. Over-broad commute settings can create applications that later fail because the arrival window is not practical.

When support can help

Open support when a specific shift link fails, your region is wrong after updating settings, or a readiness-approved account cannot see a role that should be available.

Include the market, role, filter state, and device context so the support team can separate content availability from an account or app issue.

Before you open support

Region and commute settings match where you can actually work.

Role filters match your experience and availability.

Readiness blockers are resolved before assuming a feed bug.

Support requests include market, role, and filter details.