TAKE THE SHOT.TAKE THE STOCK.
A brief asks for a photograph. Shoot it, and a model running in your own browser checks you actually did. Then you are paid in the tokenized stock of whoever makes the thing you pointed the camera at.
- Briefs open
- 8
- Frames shot
- 0
- Paid out
- $0.00
- Shooters
- 0
A SHOT LIST, WITH A
PAYOUT ATTACHED.
Take a brief.
Photograph a sunrise. Find a red car. Each one names the company it pays out in before you shoot, so you always know what you are working for.
Shoot it for real.
Your camera, your feet. The brief is the whole job, and the interesting ones need you to be somewhere at a particular time.
The frame gets checked.
A vision model runs on your device and looks for what the brief asked for. Nothing is uploaded to be judged by us.
EVERY BRIEF NAMES
ITS OWN COMPANY.
Nobody pays to appear here. The subject picks the stock: photograph a car and you are paid in a car company, photograph the sunrise and you are paid in the people selling panels pointed at it.
THE CHECK HAPPENS
IN YOUR BROWSER.
Runs on your device
The model is downloaded once and looks at the photo locally. The image is never sent to us to be graded.
Reads the file, not the vibe
Capture time, dimensions and orientation come off the file itself, which is how a sunrise is told from a sunset.
Fails honestly
If the model is not sure, it says so and the frame goes unpaid. A maybe is not a yes.
A model looking at pixels cannot tell a sunrise from a photograph of a sunrise on a screen. Capture time and file data raise the cost of faking it, they do not remove it. Briefs that pay more are the ones that are harder to fake, not the ones that are harder to find.