Planned capability

IllDoItApp for business

A programmable real-world task execution layer.

Future enterprise APIs and developer tools will help authorized business systems create, monitor, and verify permitted real-world work through IllDoItApp.

Planned enterprise workflow: One request can become 100 standardized location tasks — with photos, timestamps, status, and audit data returned to the business automatically.

No permanent field team
Pay only when work is needed
Independent local evidence
API-driven scale
Current foundationB2C marketplace

Enterprise development may progress alongside AI expansion after financing, without distracting from B2C validation.

Why on-demand execution

Operations do not always need another fixed team.

Distributed businesses often need short, location-specific work completed outside their core workforce: a check, a photo, a verification, or a defined operational action.

A structured task network can convert those requests into authorized work with clear instructions, suitable execution capacity, evidence, and an auditable result.

Planned capability

API and developer sandbox

Connect the systems where work already begins.

The planned enterprise layer includes a public API, developer sandbox, API keys and controlled access, automated task creation, status and evidence retrieval, and webhook delivery.

Business systems

CRM · ERP · internal apps · AI agents

IllDoItApp API

Authorized task creation and coordination

Execution capacity

Eligible people today · compatible robots in the future

Evidence returned

Status · photos · audit data · webhooks

Example workflow

One request. 100 locations. Consistent evidence.

A company with 100 stores submits standardized instructions and time-bound checks. The planned workflow creates permitted tasks, gathers photos, notes, timestamps, and audit evidence from independent third-party providers, reduces reliance on interested internal reporting, and returns structured results to the business system.

  1. 1Define locations and evidence requirements.
  2. 2Create permitted tasks through controlled access.
  3. 3Route work to eligible providers today.
  4. 4Return verified results through APIs and webhooks.

Enterprise use cases

Designed for distributed, evidence-based work.

Multi-location inspections

Create a consistent inspection task across many locations and receive structured status, photos, notes, and completion evidence.

Opening-time verification

Request time-bound checks that confirm whether a location is open and operating as expected.

Merchandising and signage

Verify displays, signage placement, inventory presentation, or campaign execution with location-specific evidence.

Property and equipment checks

Coordinate permitted visual verification of properties, assets, or equipment without building a dedicated field team.

Site photography

Collect current, structured visual records for business workflows that require location-grounded evidence.

Custom operational workflows

Turn authorized, location-based business requests into repeatable tasks with consistent instructions and outputs.

Governance and auditability

Automation needs explicit controls.

Enterprise task creation should remain authorized, reviewable, and grounded in clear evidence requirements.

  • Controlled API access and scoped authorization
  • Permitted-task checks and moderation workflows
  • Clear task instructions, acceptance criteria, and status
  • Evidence capture with timestamps and task history
  • Human escalation for uncertain or sensitive cases
  • Auditable results returned through APIs and webhooks
Planned capability

Have a real-world operations workflow in mind?

Tell us what your systems need to create, monitor, or verify. We are gathering enterprise requirements while the B2C marketplace remains the current launch focus.

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