Tiane Daojia (天鹅到家) : China's home services booking marketplace for cleaning, nannies and maternity care.

Tiane Daojia, a 58.com spin-out renamed from 58 Daojia in 2020, helps Chinese households hire domestic workers online, a bit like Care.com.

Families book cleaners, part-time cooks, live-in nannies and maternity matrons for new mothers. Before workers start, the platform verifies identity, background and health and requires a service-rule exam.

By end-2025 the service had 25.36 million registered users and 2.75 million certified workers, serving 400,000-plus households monthly across 300-plus cities. Operations target China only, and the app runs in Chinese.

What US platform is Tiane Daojia most similar to?

Tiane Daojia may have partial equivalents in the US market, but most Chinese platforms integrate features spanning 2-5 Western apps, making direct comparison difficult. China's super-app model bundles services US users access through separate apps.

Can foreigners access or use Tiane Daojia?

It depends on the platform. Most Chinese sites allow browsing without registration. Full features often require a Chinese mobile number and/or bank account. Some platforms offer English interfaces; most are Chinese-only.

Does Tiane Daojia require real-name verification for cleaners?

Yes, all service workers undergo real-name verification, background checks, and training before being listed on the platform. Their ID information is stored on 58.com's servers. Customer location data and home entry records are also collected. This is more comprehensive than US services like Handy or TaskRabbit which have variable background check standards.