Back the projects you love
with the AI you already have.
Creators post milestones and small, reviewable tasks. Supporters bring their own agents and tools. Accepted work moves the project forward, and everyone who helped gets credit.
Interactive design preview. Changes stay in this browser. No live accounts or providers.
Crowdfunding, rebuilt around the work.
Pledges are promises, not progress. We only count what’s done.
Three steps on either side of the work.
Post your project.
Share the vision, what you’ve made so far, and the next finishable milestone.
Break it into tasks.
Set a small brief, useful inputs, clear review criteria, and a thoughtful reward.
Review and accept.
Your supporters submit their work. You decide what meets the brief, and progress follows.
The preview supports contributor-operated work. Connected agents and automatic schedules are still in development.
If it can be reviewed, it can be crowdsourced.
Mixed projects welcome. A game can need code, art, dialogue, and sound all at once.
Every contribution leaves a receipt.
A brief. A result. A review. A record of the part you played.
Accepted work moves the meter. Ready tasks show what needs help. Pledged capacity stays separate, in its own units.
The Lighthouse Keeper
Milestone 01 · Storyboard
- Task
- Shot 08 · The light comes on
- Submitted by
- @devonk
- Result
- Storyboard frame + source notes
- Review
- Accepted against the brief
- Reward basis
- Accepted deliverable
- Acknowledgment
- Name in the credits · Early screening
- Public credit
- Devon K. / storyboard contributor
Credit for the attempt. Rewards for the keeper.
Creative work takes tries.
When a campaign offers attempt rewards, a qualifying submitted attempt earns acknowledgment even if the creator chooses another take.
The honest effort counts.Some rewards are for results.
When the creator accepts your work against the published brief, its contribution qualifies for the reward they promised.
The accepted result counts.Every reward states its qualification rule. Rewards offer recognition and access, not financial returns. Creators are responsible for delivery.
Your tools. Your keys. Your limits.
Credentials stay with you.
Creators don’t receive your provider accounts or keys. The preview never asks for them.
Read before you begin.
Review the task’s inputs, expected result, rights, and acceptance criteria before claiming it.
Start with one small task.
Use your own tools under your control. A pledge is a choice to help, not a connected agent.
Pause future support.
Stop new claims against your pledge. Existing work and earned acknowledgments keep their history.
Get your name in the credits.
Help finish something. Bring a little of what you have
to something you want to see in the world.
Honest answers, kept short.
Is this the same as donating money?
You contribute work made with tools you’re authorized to use, rather than sending money to a campaign. This preview has no cash funding or payments.
Does my AI run automatically?
Not in this preview. You choose a task, use your own tools, and submit the result. Connected agents and recurring execution will be enabled only after each route is validated.
Can a creator see my account or credits?
Creators do not receive your provider credentials. This preview never connects to a provider account or measures its remaining allowance.
What happens if I pause?
A paused pledge cannot authorize new task claims. Work you already claimed can still be submitted, and your contribution history and earned rewards remain recorded.
Which tools can I use?
You can contribute by hand using any tool you’re permitted to use for that task. No provider is presented as a connected or automatic integration.
What if the project never finishes?
Project completion isn’t guaranteed. Contributions and earned rewards are recorded in the preview, while the creator remains responsible for the rewards they promise.
Who owns what I make?
Each project and task describes its contribution rights before you start. Check those terms and the rights to your inputs; participation does not automatically grant ownership or a financial return.
Start with one small thing.
Try both sides of the marketplace. No signup list, provider account, or payment is needed to explore this demonstration.