UpCharge vs Crowdsorsa

UpCharge is a power bank sharing tech company from Helsinki, Finland With UpCharge, you can charge your electronic devices, anywhere, anytime, on-the-go, without having to leave your device behind or worry about cables. Our powerbank rental offers freedom and convenience for people in cities, like other sharing economy services such as electric bike and scooter rental. Is your device running low on power? - Get an UpCharge power bank from the nearest station and return it to any of our locations. 1. Create your UpCharge account, add a payment method. 2. Find an UpCharge location near you using the app. 3. Scan the QR code on the UpCharge box and retrieve a power bank. 4. Charge your phone and don't worry about running out of battery! 5. Return the power bank to any of UpCharge locations whenever you are ready You can find UpCharge stations in bars, restaurants, night clubs, shops, cafes and more. Stay charged

Crowdsorsa is a mobile game for crowdsourcing data collection and microtasks to improve the city environment. Players can earn money and compete against each other by participating in our fun and meaningful missions. The game is played by collecting or placing virtual objects on the map while taking photos or videos with your smartphone. Each object grows your earnings which you can request to be paid to your bank account whenever you want. Missions are organized only at certain times and in specific locations, to serve our clients’ needs and requirements. Players can, for example, photograph benches, bus stops and manhole covers, record videos of roads and cycling routes, or search and destroy invasive plants in their area. You will be instructed to each mission in the Crowdsorsa app. Following these instructions is very important to ensure that your photos and videos can be approved and rewarded to you. In case you need any help, you can easily contact us through the app. To create a Crowdsorsa user account and participate in the game, you need to be at least 18 years old or 13–17 years old with parental consent.