Miranda Alfaro said she's had a difficult time finding a part-time job that fits her busy academic schedule. The 16-year-old plays the viola in Plano West High School's orchestra and is a member of ...

If you need your lawn mowed, dog walked or just a helping hand around your home, there’s a Dallas-based app for that. The app called, "Skratch," gives busy teenagers across the state, ages 14 to 20, ...

Starting from Skratch If you need your dog walked, kid tutored, pantry organized, or any other task an eager teen can feasibly complete, there’s a Dallas-based app for that.

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- A new app is helping thousands of teens find work in the so-called "gig economy." It's called Skratch, and it's geared towards young people who don't have time for a steady job ...

Miranda Alfaro said she's had a difficult time finding a part-time job that fits her busy academic schedule. The 16-year-old plays the viola in Plano West High School's orchestra and is a member of ...

Miranda Alfaro said she’s had a difficult time finding a part-time job that fits her busy academic schedule. The 16-year-old plays the viola in Plano West High School’s orchestra and is a member of ...

Scott Bennett, founder of Skratch, poses for a portrait in his Dallas, Texas office on Thursday, December 28, 2017. Skratch is an app that allows people to contract 14- to 20-year-olds for jobs, such ...