Founder of a listed tool

Tim Fung

Co-founder and CEO, named behind the Airtasker listing on Anchor Terminal.

Co-founder and CEO

Tim Fung co-founded the services marketplace Airtasker with Jonathan Lui. He graduated from UNSW Business School with a Bachelor of Commerce in 2006 and has supported UNSW's Founders 10x Accelerator for student startups. He and Lui received UNSW's Young Alumni Award in 2016.

What Tim builds

  • Airtasker F · Home services & local trades

    Airtasker is a local services marketplace where people post tasks such as cleaning, removals and handyman work and hire a Tasker from the bids. Its hosted MCP server lets an agent browse, post, review bids and hire.

    Co-founder and CEO, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Tim Fung?

Tim Fung co-founded the services marketplace Airtasker with Jonathan Lui. He graduated from UNSW Business School with a Bachelor of Commerce in 2006 and has supported UNSW's Founders 10x Accelerator for student startups. He and Lui received UNSW's Young Alumni Award in 2016.

What does Airtasker Limited make?

Anchor Terminal lists Airtasker from Airtasker Limited. Airtasker is a local services marketplace where people post tasks such as cleaning, removals and handyman work and hire a Tasker from the bids. Its hosted MCP server lets an agent browse, post, review bids and hire.

How are Tim's tools graded?

Airtasker is graded F, 36.9 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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