Get paid to train robots. Record it on your phone.
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What you're actually signing up for.
No interview, no training program, no equipment to buy beyond a phone you likely already own. You're paid per approved submission, not by the hour, so what you earn depends on how many tasks you complete, not how long you sit around.
Browse open tasks
Find a task that matches something you already know how to do.
Record on your phone
Just an iPhone 11 or newer to start. A simple head mount is optional — it frees up both hands for tasks that need them, so it opens up more tasks to pick from.
Submit your task demonstration
Follow the instructions and complete the task naturally.
Get paid when approved
Payment lands the moment your submission is reviewed and approved.
How it actually works
Pick a task. Record it. Get paid.
Every submission is for one specific, posted task, with its own instructions and price shown up front. You're not recording open-ended footage of just anything: you browse what's available, pick one, and follow exactly what it asks for.
No call to book, no headset shipped to your door, no multi-step onboarding. It's one app, using the phone you already own: open it, pick a task, hit record.
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Behind the scenes
Every recording becomes structured data.
Almost any skill qualifies. No experience needed.
Questions people ask.
Every task lists its per-submission price before you record anything. Submit a take, and once it's reviewed and approved, the payout lands in your pending balance. No invoices to send, no client to chase down.
Faces and any readable text (screens, mail, ID cards) get blurred right on your phone as you're recording, before the video is even saved. It's not a cleanup pass that happens later on some server. By the time a take is done, that part's already handled.
An iPhone 11 or newer, full stop. A head mount only comes into play for tasks that need both your hands — plenty of tasks only need one hand free, and you just hold the phone yourself for those, no mount required. The app handles hand tracking, framing feedback, and getting your file uploaded either way.
A single, specific task with its own written instructions. Never open-ended footage of your day. Once a submission's approved, it goes to robotics and physical-AI companies as training data. You can look over what any task actually asks for before you decide to record it.
As many as you'd like. Each one has a cap on how many submissions it's still taking, so grab whatever's open, in whatever order and at whatever pace works for you.
You'll see why, and you're not charged or penalized for it. You just don't get paid for that particular attempt. Nothing stops you from picking up a different open task right after.
The marketplace is open wherever a task is posted, so it's not limited to specific countries. You do need to meet the minimum age requirement, which gets checked before you're able to record.
Most gig apps put you in front of a customer. There's no customer-facing side here. You're recording yourself doing something you already know how to do, for a company that only ever sees the footage, not you.