Hospitality work, straight from the venues and workers around you.
Cloche puts bars, cafes and restaurants in direct contact with the people who staff them. No recruiter in the middle. Post a shift, find a shift, sorted.
Two sides, one app
One account can be a worker, a venue, or both — the whole app flips to match.
Tell Cloche what you do — bartender, chef, barista, whatever — and the suburb you're in. Your feed ranks nearby jobs by the roles you picked, with a plain-English summary above every ad.
Put up a casual shift or a permanent role in a minute. Applicants arrive with verified credentials, distance and experience already on the card — and your feed shows workers posting their availability nearby.
What it does
The ranking is structural: roles you selected always outrank roles you didn't, and nothing — not freshness, not popularity — can push a wrong-role job above a right-role one.
All the personalisation happens on your phone. Your behaviour never leaves it.
A live map of open jobs, with suburb pins sized and coloured by how many are there. Tap a pin, see the jobs.
Right now that's 314 jobs across 48 Sydney suburbs.
Upload your RSA, RCG and Food Safety certificates once. Cloche verifies them and tracks expiry.
Venues see the green badge before they message you — no more emailing photos of cards.
Venues get a shortlist, not a pile. Every applicant card carries verified credentials, distance and experience up front.
When you hire someone, the role and the conversation stay together in one place.
The app is named after the serving dome. Pull the feed down and it lifts off the plate. That's it. That's the feature.
The rest of it
Every listing gets a one-line plain-English summary above the raw ad. A wall of ALL-CAPS text becomes scannable.
Your roles come first, structurally. The server sends candidates; your phone does the ranking, in private.
Pins sized and coloured by open jobs, filterable by role. See demand at a glance before you move.
RSA, RCG and Food Safety, uploaded once, verified and expiry-tracked. Venues see the badge, not a photo of a card.
Workers and venues talk to each other, not to an agency. Applications, hires and chats stay in one thread.
The same account can hold both sides. Flip it and the feed shows jobs to workers, workers to venues.
Sydney, at last count. More suburbs every week.
Free for workers. Free for venues to browse. On the app stores soon.