Flexible pay-per-task labor for grocery, warehouses and brands via tasku.app

Labor infrastructure for the age of AI

IKI

Retail Success = Traxlo Success

IKI (part of REWE Group) embraced Traxlo gig-work concept and are reaping benefits in more than 20 Lithuanian cities already.Partnership began almost a year ago. Together, we learned, developed, tested, and launched a full on updated internal process ran by gig workers mid-year :rocket: Key benefits being::one: Process revamp and outsourcing saves core team's time and costs.:two: Locals and IKI customers started to perceive the stores as a place where they can earn extra income, not only buy products.:three:

Arctic Startup

Lithuania-based startup secures €1.1 million in funding and strengthens its presence in Poland

Vilnius-based startup Traxlo has successfully wrapped up its pre-seed funding round, raising €600K and closing at €1.1 million. In addition to their existing investors like Iron Wolf Capital, Antler, and Red Pill VC, they have also attracted new investors such as Black Pearls VC based in Poland and a US-based angel investor.

Cashless PL

There's already an "Uber for grocery stores". Find gigs on the Tasku platform

In Poland, a platform called Tasku has emerged, which can be described as the Uber for the retail sector. It enables individuals to earn extra income by working in local grocery stores, including those that are part of retail chains. The solution is provided by the startup Traxlo, which recently secured €1.1 million from investors. These funds are primarily intended for the development of the project in Poland.

Verslo žinios

"Traxlo" has attracted a new investment and is targeting the Polish market

The Lithuanian startup "Traxlo," developing the "Tasku" platform for self-checkout in grocery stores, has attracted a €600,000 investment, which it intends to use for international expansion, with a particular focus on the Polish market and product development.

Startup Lithuania

Startup Of The Week: Traxlo

We are happy to present startup of the week – Traxlo. Gig work app “Tasku”, developed by this Lithuanian startup, enables local communities to earn extra income, while completing small tasks inside grocery stores next to their homes.

Delfi.lt

The startup "Traxlo" has opened a self-service store without permanent employees in Vilnius

The Lithuanian startup "Traxlo" has attracted a 100 000 Eur investment from one of the largest accelerators in the world, "Antler".

Mamstartup

Traxlo raises 1.1 mn Eur for the development of gig economy-based services

Traxlo has successfully closed its pre-seed round. One of the investors in the first round is Black Pearls VC. The startup provides services for grocery store chains and FMCG brands through a network of local workers (gig-workers) who perform daily tasks in stores near their homes.

15min.lt

The startup "Traxlo" offers to earn money near your home

The founders of the startup "Traxlo", Paulius Vėželis and Almantas Zemblys, say that their company has never experienced peaceful times.

TRAXLO IN THE MEDIA

They talk about us

From idea to international platform

Traxlo is building the future of blue-collar labor: a pay-per-task labor infrastructure for the AI era. As automation reshapes global workforces, traditional shift-based staffing no longer fits. Traxlo replaces it with an outcome-based model, breaking physical work into standardized, measurable tasks - matched instantly to local workers via our tasku.app and soon orchestrated by AI and robotic agents.

We’ve already completed over 300,000 tasks and partnered with 60% of Europe’s largest commerce players, including REWE Group, Zabka, and others. From shelf replenishment to warehouse work, every task is teachable in minutes and executed on-demand by trusted and trained nearby workers. Our model delivers instant, very flexible labor, helping businesses secure results while empowering local communities with new income streams.

Our mission is to create meaningful earning opportunities - while collectively building the next generation of commerce operations.

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