A crew of dads building a project together in the driveway

Got a project?
Build the crew.
Get it built.

From the nursery to the leaky faucet to the deck that never got finished — no dad should tackle the to-do list alone. Garage Dads turns home projects into a team sport: post the job, form a crew of nearby dads, and build it together in a weekend.

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Three ways the crew shows up for you

Project checklists & crews

Post a project with a photo and a to-do list — a crib build, a busted disposal, a baby gate. Nearby dads put their hand up and you build the crew that fits the job.

The Garage & Plan It

Every project gets a Garage — a hub to plan together, in person or by video. Action items captured in a session sync straight back to the checklist.

Skills, tools & know-how

Tag what you're good with and what's on your bench. The right dad with the right drill is closer than you think — borrow the tool, learn the trick, bank the kudos.

How it works

Four steps, no pressure

01

Pick your skills

Carpentry, plumbing, assembly, electrical, baby safety — tell the board what you're good with.

02

Post or lend a hand

Put up a project you need help on, or browse the board and support a dad nearby.

03

Plan it in the Garage

Lock a Plan It session, hash out the plan together, and let the action items flow to the checklist.

04

Get it done, earn kudos

Finish the build, bank kudos, climb from Basic to Pro Garage Dad — and keep the crew close.

Built together

The projects that never get done — done

New-dad time is short and the punch list only grows. So we made fixing and building social: post what needs doing, get matched with a dad who's done it before, and knock it out together in an afternoon.

  • Babyproofing, furniture builds, repairs and renos — one board for all of it
  • Borrow the tool you don't own from a dad two streets over
  • Learn as you go — every job is a chance to pick up a new skill
Post your first project
WO #142 · 0.4 mi Open
Hang a baby gate on the stairs
Drilling Baby safety
WO #138 · 1.1 mi Claimed
Fix the dripping kitchen faucet
Plumbing
WO #131 · 0.9 mi Done
Build & anchor the changing table
Assembly
Why it matters

Dads do better with a crew behind them

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Two dads I'd never met helped me anchor every piece of furniture in the nursery in one Saturday. I'd still be reading instructions without them.

M
Marcus T.
Dad of one · Eastside
9 in 10

dads say a project felt easier with a crew on it.

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to put your hand up for a dad nearby.

Your next project is waiting.
So is the crew.

Join free, pick your skills, and find your first project in minutes. No money changes hands — just dads, kudos, and stuff that finally gets built.

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