Maryland launches June 2026. After that, we’re going everywhere — 21 easy states in 2026, 17 moderate states in 2027, and 12 states that require more time but are absolutely on the map for 2028. Every state. Every market. Here’s the plan.
Our Launch Market
YoZombie's home market. The platform was built here, tested here, and launches here first — June 2026 across Baltimore, Annapolis, Columbia, Rockville, Frederick, and beyond.
Baltimore · Annapolis · Columbia · Rockville · Frederick · and more
2026 Expansion States — 20 More Markets
From Birmingham's industrial base to Huntsville's fast-growing tech and defense sector, Alabama's economy has real demand for same-day flexible labor.
Birmingham · Huntsville · Mobile · Montgomery · Tuscaloosa
Learn More →Phoenix is one of the fastest-growing metros in the country.
Phoenix · Scottsdale · Tempe · Mesa · Tucson
Learn More →From Miami's hospitality boom to Tampa's growing business district to Orlando's massive events industry — Florida is one of the highest-demand gig markets in the country.
Miami · Tampa · Orlando · Jacksonville · Fort Lauderdale
Learn More →Atlanta is one of the fastest-growing business hubs in the Southeast — logistics, film, tech, hospitality.
Atlanta · Savannah · Augusta · Columbus · Macon
Learn More →Boise is one of the fastest-growing mid-sized cities in the country.
Boise · Nampa · Meridian · Idaho Falls · Pocatello
Learn More →Indianapolis is the logistics and manufacturing capital of the Midwest.
Indianapolis · Fort Wayne · Evansville · South Bend · Carmel
Learn More →Iowa's mix of agriculture, manufacturing, and a fast-growing Des Moines business scene creates real demand for flexible labor.
Des Moines · Cedar Rapids · Davenport · Sioux City · Iowa City
Learn More →The Kansas City metro (shared with Missouri) is one of the Midwest's most economically active regions.
Wichita · Overland Park · Kansas City · Topeka · Lawrence
Learn More →Louisville's logistics industry (UPS Worldport), Lexington's growing economy, and a strong blue-collar workforce make Kentucky a solid gig market.
Louisville · Lexington · Bowling Green · Owensboro · Covington
Learn More →Mississippi's Gulf Coast economy — hospitality, tourism, light industry — and its major cities all have demand for same-day flexible help.
Jackson · Gulfport · Biloxi · Hattiesburg · Southaven
Learn More →Kansas City and St.
Kansas City · St. Louis · Springfield · Columbia · Independence
Learn More →Montana's economy is growing faster than most people realize, especially Bozeman.
Billings · Missoula · Great Falls · Bozeman · Helena
Learn More →Oklahoma City and Tulsa are two of the South Central US's most active economies.
Oklahoma City · Tulsa · Norman · Broken Arrow · Edmond
Learn More →Charleston's tourism and hospitality boom, Greenville's manufacturing growth, and Columbia's government and education sector all create demand for same-day flexible labor.
Columbia · Charleston · Greenville · Spartanburg · Rock Hill
Learn More →Sioux Falls is one of the fastest-growing small cities in the country.
Sioux Falls · Rapid City · Aberdeen · Brookings · Watertown
Learn More →Nashville's booming hospitality and events industry, Memphis's logistics hub, and Knoxville's growing economy all represent strong demand for same-day flexible labor.
Nashville · Memphis · Knoxville · Chattanooga · Clarksville
Learn More →Texas is the second-largest economy in the country.
Houston · Dallas · Austin · San Antonio · Fort Worth
Learn More →Salt Lake City is one of the fastest-growing tech hubs in the country, and Utah's workforce and business climate are among the best.
Salt Lake City · Provo · West Valley City · West Jordan · Orem
Learn More →West Virginia's economy is evolving.
Charleston · Huntington · Morgantown · Parkersburg · Wheeling
Learn More →Wyoming's economy is anchored by energy and outdoor tourism.
Cheyenne · Casper · Laramie · Gillette · Rock Springs
Learn More →2027 Expansion States — 17 Markets
Anchorage is a real city with real business demand.
Anchorage · Fairbanks · Juneau · Sitka · Ketchikan
Learn More →Fayetteville and the Northwest Arkansas corridor are growing fast.
Little Rock · Fort Smith · Fayetteville · Springdale · Jonesboro
Learn More →Denver is one of the country's most economically dynamic cities.
Denver · Colorado Springs · Aurora · Fort Collins · Lakewood
Learn More →New Orleans's hospitality and events economy, Baton Rouge's industrial base, and Louisiana's overall culture of small business and physical labor make this a strong eventual market.
New Orleans · Baton Rouge · Shreveport · Lafayette · Lake Charles
Learn More →Detroit's comeback, Grand Rapids's growing economy, and Ann Arbor's business ecosystem all represent real demand for flexible labor.
Detroit · Grand Rapids · Lansing · Ann Arbor · Flint
Learn More →Omaha is a logistics hub and growing business city.
Omaha · Lincoln · Bellevue · Grand Island · Kearney
Learn More →Las Vegas is one of the highest-demand gig markets in the country — hospitality, events, trade shows, construction.
Las Vegas · Henderson · Reno · North Las Vegas · Sparks
Learn More →Manchester and Nashua are real business cities.
Manchester · Nashua · Concord · Dover · Portsmouth
Learn More →Albuquerque and Santa Fe both have growing business sectors.
Albuquerque · Las Cruces · Rio Rancho · Santa Fe · Roswell
Learn More →Charlotte and the Research Triangle (Raleigh-Durham) are two of the fastest-growing economic centers in the Southeast.
Charlotte · Raleigh · Durham · Greensboro · Wilmington
Learn More →Fargo is growing fast.
Fargo · Bismarck · Grand Forks · Minot · West Fargo
Learn More →Columbus, Cleveland, and Cincinnati are three of the Midwest's most economically active cities.
Columbus · Cleveland · Cincinnati · Toledo · Akron
Learn More →Portland's economy is diverse — tech, hospitality, manufacturing, outdoor industry.
Portland · Salem · Eugene · Gresham · Hillsboro
Learn More →Philly and Pittsburgh are two of the most economically active cities in the country.
Philadelphia · Pittsburgh · Allentown · Harrisburg · Erie
Learn More →From Northern Virginia's tech and government corridor to Richmond's growing economy to Virginia Beach's hospitality market — Virginia is a priority 2027 expansion market.
Arlington · Alexandria · Richmond · Norfolk · Virginia Beach
Learn More →Seattle is one of the country's most economically dynamic cities.
Seattle · Spokane · Tacoma · Bellevue · Olympia
Learn More →Milwaukee and Madison are both economically active cities with real demand for flexible labor.
Milwaukee · Madison · Green Bay · Kenosha · Racine
Learn More →2028 & Beyond — 12 States + DC
Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Los Angeles · San Francisco · San Diego · Sacramento · San Jose
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Bridgeport · New Haven · Hartford · Stamford · Waterbury
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Wilmington · Dover · Newark · Middletown · Bear
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Honolulu · Hilo · Kailua · Pearl City · Wailuku
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Chicago · Aurora · Naperville · Joliet · Rockford
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Portland · Lewiston · Bangor · South Portland · Auburn
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Boston · Worcester · Springfield · Cambridge · Lowell
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Minneapolis · Saint Paul · Rochester · Duluth · Bloomington
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Newark · Jersey City · Trenton · Cherry Hill · Atlantic City
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
New York City · Buffalo · Rochester · Yonkers · Syracuse
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Providence · Cranston · Warwick · Pawtucket · Newport
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Burlington · Essex · South Burlington · Colchester · Rutland
Learn More →Complex worker classification laws — but we’re committed to getting here.
Georgetown · Capitol Hill · Navy Yard · NoMa · Anacostia
Learn More →Sign up below, tell us your state, and we’ll reach out when we have news for your market. Every signup counts toward where we expand next.