πŸ’–βš”οΈ Service Quest

Help someone real. Earn XP.
Build the bridge.

Tip jar
1. Do a quest
2. Organizer confirms it
3. XP earns titles
Level 1 Β· 0 XP Β· Kindness Recruit
100 XP to next level

πŸ—ΊοΈ Quest board

No confirmation, no XP. Every quest shows who it helps.

These quests are samples, not sign-ups. For real service, go through established organizations like the ones linked below. Never go alone to a stranger's home, and kids serve with a trusted adult.

πŸŒ‰ Bridge Builder

Free and open to everyone. The neighbors across the river are waiting for supplies. Real quests earn XP and titles back up top.

Build a bridge, then send a vehicle across. Tap a dot, then another dot, to place a piece.

πŸ’° Spent $0 of $0 Β· 🧩 0 pieces Β·

Road is the driving surface. Wood is cheap and weak. Steel is strong and pricey. Cables only hold when pulled tight, so hang the road from them. Heavier vehicles earn more stars, and stress turns pieces orange, then red, before they snap.

πŸ† Team leaderboard (sample)

TeamSample XP
πŸ₯‡ Clearfield Cleanup Crew4,820
πŸ₯ˆ North Park Neighbors4,310
πŸ₯‰ Yard Work Heroes3,975
Your team: Solo Helpers0

Sample teams and scores, shown to preview the format. There is no real leaderboard yet.

πŸ”Ž Find a real quest near you

βš”οΈ JustServe: real service projects near your zip code.

βš”οΈ 211 Utah: local needs and help. Free, private, from United Way.

πŸ›‘οΈ How we keep it honest

Short version: someone else confirms your quest, service is never free labor for a business, and XP is never money.

No self awards. In the full version, someone else confirms your quest, with photos. This demo simulates that confirmation on your own device.

Service is a gift, not free labor. No business gets free help here. Paid work is a job, not a quest.

You can stop anytime. You can stop any quest, any time. You owe nothing.

XP buys game stuff only. Never money. Faking pays nothing.

See something fishy? In the full version, flagged quests get reviewed and fakes lose their XP and their listing. Here, a flag is a note saved on your device.