Freelance, remote microtask work including transcription, AI feedback, recording voice clips or images, content review/moderation, and translation checks. Tasks are matched to skills and availability on a project-by-project basis.
Global (Open to all locations WORLDWIDE)
We’re building a global community of freelance contributors — and we’re always looking for motivated people to join us.
If you're interested in remote, flexible, project-based work you can do on your own schedule, you're in the right place. The tasks vary depending on the project, but may include:
-Transcribing audio or text
-Giving feedback to improve AI systems
-Recording short voice clips or submitting images
-Reviewing content, moderating material, or checking translations
We match tasks to your skills and availability, so there’s always something new to explore.
What You Get:
-Work from anywhere — fully remote
-Flexible schedule — choose when you’re available
-Task-based compensation — some projects may have minimum time or commitment requirements
-Contribute to real-world AI and tech development
-Gain experience with global projects and tools
What We Look For:
-Reliable and able to follow clear instructions
-Detail-focused and comfortable working independently
-Confident using smartphones, laptops, and web-based tools
-At least 18 years old
-Located in a region with consistent internet connectivity
-Open to freelance, project-based work (this isn’t full-time employment)
Want to Join?
Register your interest by clicking apply. We’ll reach out when something comes up that fits your profile. There’s no need to follow up — we’ll keep your info on file and contact you directly when a relevant opportunity is available.
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