Caspius vs PicCents

Caspius turns your everyday routines into valuable training data for robotics AI — and rewards you for it. Pick a task, hit record, and show how you do things like wiping a table, folding clothes, or loading a dishwasher. Each completed recording earns you points. It's that simple. The data you contribute helps researchers and developers teach robots how to perform real-world household tasks. No special equipment needed — just your iPhone and a few minutes. What you can do: – Browse available tasks and pick what works for you – Record short demonstration videos using your phone's camera – Earn points for every approved submission – Track your progress and earnings in the app Whether you've got five spare minutes or an hour, there's always a task to pick up. The more you contribute, the higher you rank on the leaderboard. Built by Caspius.

PicCents pays everyday people to photograph real-world objects around them. Take clear photos of household items, add simple details, and submit them for review. Approved photos count toward rewards. How it works: 1. Snap a photo of a real-world object — not a screen or another photo. 2. Add a simple object label, surface material, dimensions, and approximate weight. 3. Submit it for review. 4. Approved submissions count toward rewards. PicCents is designed to be quick and easy. No special equipment, no photography experience, and no commute — just your phone and everyday objects around you. Photos are reviewed before approval. Not every submission will be approved, and rejected submissions do not count toward rewards.