Open in the Triangle first

Join the Cercha beta

Request access for your business in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. If you work elsewhere, send your location to join the waitlist for your market.

Beta request

Beta requests open soon. Cercha is open in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle first.

Other markets can join the waitlist when requests open.

Your details

Required fields are marked “required”.

The beta opens first in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle. Other markets can join the waitlist.

Cercha is an iPhone app in a TestFlight beta for residential construction. Use profiles, Search, the Gallery, endorsements, and Messages to get to know other businesses and discuss work. Beta access is a chance to try this version of the product.

A request starts an access conversation. It does not book a job, reserve a crew, or create a material order.

The beta is open in the Raleigh-Durham Triangle first. Tell us your ZIP code so your request can be matched to the first market or the waitlist.

Outside the Triangle, your request joins the waitlist for your market. Cercha opens markets one at a time. We will let you know when yours opens.

Enter your name, email, city, state, ZIP code, and category. The trade field is optional. Choose the category that describes your business; use Other if none fits.

We use this to contact you about the beta. See Privacy.

Consent to contact about the beta or your market waitlist request is required.

For a Triangle request, Cercha uses your details to contact you about beta access. Submitting the form does not install the app or confirm an invitation.

For another market, the form records the market for the waitlist. Your result reads: “Cercha is not in your area yet. We will let you know when we open your market.”

If a submission fails, you see an error instead of a success message. Keep your details and retry later. An unavailable form does not create a beta request or waitlist entry.

Use a profile and project photos to introduce your business. Search and Messages help you find a trade contact and discuss the work. Requesting access does not commit either business to a job.