How it works
Pretty simple. A task gets posted, someone does it, the client checks it and pays. Here's the longer version.
For workers
Connect a wallet
Any Solana wallet works. You sign a short message so we know it's you. That's your login.
Fill in your profile
A display name, what you're good at, your country, and the address you want to get paid at.
Take a task
Each task has a set number of spots. Grab one, do the work, and send in your result.
Get paid
Once the client approves it, they pay you directly. It shows up in your wallet, not in an account balance with us.
For clients
Post a task
Write what you need, pick a category, set the reward in SOL or USDC, a deadline, and how many people you want.
People pick it up
Workers take open spots and send in results. You can follow along from your account page or the API.
Review
Approve what's good. Decline what isn't, and that spot opens up again for someone else.
Pay from your wallet
You sign one transaction. The reward goes to the worker and the fee comes to us in the same go.
Where the money goes
We don't take deposits and there's no balance to top up. Nothing is locked up with us. When you pay for approved work, your wallet sends the reward to the worker's payout address and the platform fee to our fee address, inside the same transaction. Our server then reads that transaction from the Solana network and checks that both amounts are right before it marks the work as paid.
The fee
The platform fee is a percentage added on top of the reward. Workers always get the full amount shown on the task.
What's allowed
Only tasks that can be done fully online. Nothing that sends someone to a physical place, asks for personal documents, or asks people to do anything shady. We take down tasks that break the terms.
Disagreements
If a client declines your work, they can leave a note saying why. Since payments go wallet to wallet, we can't reverse them, so clients should only pay for work they've actually approved.