Before you apply. Before you host.

No. A someday is one day in someone else’s world. It is not a job, internship, or course certificate.

Almost never. Hosts pick you because of why you want the day. Age, shoes, ID and other rules sit on the listing.

Create a free account with email or Google. Finish a short onboarding, open a day, and write your why. Applying itself is free.

Some days need a verified ID before you can apply. Upload front, back, and a selfie on the apply page. We use it for trust — not as a résumé.

Under Applications in your account. Hosts reply there when they pick people.

Only if the day has a fee or gift, and only when the host accepts you. Applying is free. See how payment works.

Cards and local methods (Visa, Mastercard, and market rails such as UPI where available) via the checkout for that listing. Never pay a personal number or cash at the door.

A small gift from the host after the day — not a wage. It usually arrives the next working day when the listing says so.

It depends when you cancel and how that day is paid. Full detail is on the refunds page.

Use the providers page, then open the provider app to confirm your place and post a day. You choose how money works.

The host. They read your why — not a CV — and choose seats. Someday does not auto-assign people.

Anywhere a host posts a day. Browse by what’s live — cities grow as hosts join worldwide.

Days are real places with real hosts. We ask for clear rules on the listing and identity when needed. Read safety and guidelines.

Write hello@someday.living or use Contact. Payment issues can start at payments@someday.living; formal complaints go to the grievance officer.