iPhone 13 Pro Max
I did everything I had to do including the $14.99 and ordering a head strap and for my phone to be on the list of phone that you can record on you can’t. It keeps saying phone camera is not supported . SMH and I still haven’t got the issues resolved or my refund ‼️‼️‼️‼️
Honest opinion
The majority of the bad reviews are from users who don’t understand how this industry works. They blame the App instead of understanding how this all works.
Minute is the host, that supplies the company (H5,Taskverse, micro, Indu7 ect.) will call them (the plug) those companies have contacts with the AI groups who have requested the amount of videos. When the quota for that company is met, they tell their plug and the plug tells minute. Minute will tell remove the videos no longer needed.
This isn’t a main job, many having these issues are using it as such. Or recording incorrectly… instead of taking a second to learn how to use this app or investigate how data is collected they get mad and go “bad company, destroy”. Real cave-man style head ache.
This app runs fine, it does what it must.
There are just a bunch of boomer like mentality users, trying to work in an industry they don’t understand …
Minute is the host, that supplies the company (H5,Taskverse, micro, Indu7 ect.) will call them (the plug) those companies have contacts with the AI groups who have requested the amount of videos. When the quota for that company is met, they tell their plug and the plug tells minute. Minute will tell remove the videos no longer needed.
This isn’t a main job, many having these issues are using it as such. Or recording incorrectly… instead of taking a second to learn how to use this app or investigate how data is collected they get mad and go “bad company, destroy”. Real cave-man style head ache.
This app runs fine, it does what it must.
There are just a bunch of boomer like mentality users, trying to work in an industry they don’t understand …
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Hard to make quotas
I’ve been using Minute/Hi5 for about a week and a half, and while I like the concept, there are several things that make the platform frustrating and difficult to use consistently.
First, there simply aren’t enough everyday tasks available. Users are expected to record at least one hour per week to remain active, and you need to earn $100 before you can cash out. At the current $10/hour rate, that’s 10 hours of recordings. But many of the available tasks take only about five minutes—cleaning a litter box, taking out the trash, etc.—while longer tasks such as cleaning out a garage or doing yard maintenance aren’t things most people do every week.
I’ve been on the platform for about a week and a half and have only accumulated around eight hours, and that’s largely because I happened to reorganize my garage, which gave me about 1.5 hours at once. As a single-person household, I may only load or unload my dishwasher a couple of times a week. There simply isn’t enough task volume to reasonably accumulate the hours the platform expects.
Meanwhile, there are plenty of normal household chores that people actually do regularly that aren’t represented. Vacuuming, sweeping, cleaning the bathroom, cleaning the toilet, cleaning the shower, and similar routine chores would all make sense as tasks—especially if the goal is to collect examples of everyday activities that AI or robotics could eventually assist with.
The compensation is another issue. During onboarding, I was told the rate was $13/hour. After noticing that my earnings appeared to be calculated at only $10/hour, I contacted support and was told that the rate had been changed from $13 to $10 effective August 8. I was never notified of that change and continued recording tasks under the understanding that I was earning the rate communicated during onboarding. When I pointed this out, I was simply told that the onboarding materials would be updated. That doesn’t address the work already performed by participants who were given the $13/hour rate and weren’t informed that it had changed.
At $10/hour, I’m also questioning whether the inconvenience is worthwhile. The recording headset is bulky, pulls on your head, and isn’t particularly comfortable to wear while doing household chores. Recordings are also limited to 30 minutes, so if you’re doing a longer task, you have to stop what you’re doing every half hour to end and upload the recording before continuing.
The basic idea behind the platform is interesting, but the task selection, recording process, compensation, and communication about pay all need improvement. If you’re going to require participants to consistently contribute hours, you need to provide enough realistic, everyday tasks for them to actually do that—and if you change the compensation rate, existing participants should be clearly notified before they perform additional work.
First, there simply aren’t enough everyday tasks available. Users are expected to record at least one hour per week to remain active, and you need to earn $100 before you can cash out. At the current $10/hour rate, that’s 10 hours of recordings. But many of the available tasks take only about five minutes—cleaning a litter box, taking out the trash, etc.—while longer tasks such as cleaning out a garage or doing yard maintenance aren’t things most people do every week.
I’ve been on the platform for about a week and a half and have only accumulated around eight hours, and that’s largely because I happened to reorganize my garage, which gave me about 1.5 hours at once. As a single-person household, I may only load or unload my dishwasher a couple of times a week. There simply isn’t enough task volume to reasonably accumulate the hours the platform expects.
Meanwhile, there are plenty of normal household chores that people actually do regularly that aren’t represented. Vacuuming, sweeping, cleaning the bathroom, cleaning the toilet, cleaning the shower, and similar routine chores would all make sense as tasks—especially if the goal is to collect examples of everyday activities that AI or robotics could eventually assist with.
The compensation is another issue. During onboarding, I was told the rate was $13/hour. After noticing that my earnings appeared to be calculated at only $10/hour, I contacted support and was told that the rate had been changed from $13 to $10 effective August 8. I was never notified of that change and continued recording tasks under the understanding that I was earning the rate communicated during onboarding. When I pointed this out, I was simply told that the onboarding materials would be updated. That doesn’t address the work already performed by participants who were given the $13/hour rate and weren’t informed that it had changed.
At $10/hour, I’m also questioning whether the inconvenience is worthwhile. The recording headset is bulky, pulls on your head, and isn’t particularly comfortable to wear while doing household chores. Recordings are also limited to 30 minutes, so if you’re doing a longer task, you have to stop what you’re doing every half hour to end and upload the recording before continuing.
The basic idea behind the platform is interesting, but the task selection, recording process, compensation, and communication about pay all need improvement. If you’re going to require participants to consistently contribute hours, you need to provide enough realistic, everyday tasks for them to actually do that—and if you change the compensation rate, existing participants should be clearly notified before they perform additional work.
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Can’t create account
I’m trying to create an account because I don’t have one. but it’s not letting me create one unless I add an invite code but I don’t have one? I don’t understand I thought minute was the organization who wanted the data?
App used to rock! Kaka now
Says my Camera isn’t supported? iPhone 14 Pro has been working fine for 2 weeks plus until now, it now sometimes lets me use it if I turn phone off and on a few times or hard reset it..