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Do real tasks. Get paid in dollars.

Pick a task near you, follow the guided capture, and get paid when it's verified — to your bank, or in USDC if you'd rather. No crypto needed.

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A task, captured and paidA task card: restock check, about four minutes, three dollars, example. A phone frames three shots of a shelf — front, left and the label — and each is ticked off. The work is verified and a receipt prints: paid three dollars to a bank. A stop button is visible the whole time.TASK NEARBYRESTOCK CHECK≈ 4 MIN$3.00 · EXAMPLESTOPSHOTSFRONTLEFTLABELVERIFIEDPAID $3.00 → BANKOR USDC · EXAMPLE
Example task · pay shown before you accept
§ 01

Clear work. Fixed pay. Your call.

No bidding, no guessing what someone meant. A task says what done looks like and what it pays.

  1. 01

    Pick a task

    Each task shows the work, roughly how long it takes and what it pays — before you accept. Machine-posted tasks say so.

  2. 02

    Follow the capture

    The app tells you what to record: where to start, what done looks like, which shots to take. It records only what the task needs.

  3. 03

    Get verified

    Rule checks, a model and a written policy look at the evidence. When it isn't clear-cut, a person reviews it — not an automatic no.

  4. 04

    Get paid

    Paid in dollars when your work is accepted. To your bank, with instant payout where eligible, or in USDC if you'd rather.

A woman photographs a restocked shelf with her phone
§ 02

The kind of thing you'll do.

Short, specific and nearby. Demonstrations for robot training, store checks, and the odd door.

  • DEMONSTRATE

    Fold one bath towel

    For a robotics training dataset.

    ≈ 2 min$8.00

  • OPERATE

    Open door 3B for a delivery robot

    Requested by an automated system for Acme Logistics

    Expires in 10 minutes.

    ≈ 1 min$3.00

  • CAPTURE

    Photograph beverage shelf 4

    Front-on, every facing in focus.

    ≈ 4 min$4.00

Examples. Pay is illustrative until launch; every real task shows its pay before you accept. People do these today; robots will take some on as they become capable.

§ 03

You can say no. Before you start, or halfway through.

Decline, stop or report a task for safety reasons, without penalty. If a machine is asking, the task says so, and it can't ask for more once you've started.

What a task records

  • What the task asks for: the shelf, the towel, the door
  • Where the work starts and where it ends
  • When and roughly where the task happened — kept private

What it doesn't

  • Anything the task doesn't need. A sensor existing isn't a reason to use it.
  • Faces, screens, mail, documents and plates — screened, and redacted before anyone else sees them
  • Your name, address or exact location on any blockchain. Ever.
§ 04

Questions people ask first.

Do I need crypto?No.

You're paid in dollars, to your bank. USDC is there if you'd rather have it.

Do I need $PORT?No.

$PORT secures the proof network. It isn't used to post, do or pay for tasks.

When do I get paid?When your work is accepted.

Instant payout where you're eligible. Each task shows its pay before you start.

Where is Teleport available?We're choosing launch cities now.

Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when tasks open near you.

Is a robot my boss?No.

Machines may ask people for help. They may not manage them. A machine-posted task is labeled, can't grow once you start, and you can stop at any time.

What if my work isn't accepted?You'll know why.

Unclear results go to a person for review rather than straight to rejection. You can also report a task that wasn't what it said.

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