Real briefs for real products: landing page systems, sales automation, creator tools. Load one into Claude Code, break it, fix it, ship it in 72 hours. Run a few in parallel and you'll out-ship people with ten years on their résumé.
No degree, no résumé, no years-of-experience minimum. If you've stayed up until 3am getting something to deploy just to see it work, you're who we're looking for.
We close a project's applications once someone's on it.
Realistic first task for someone brand new: it usually takes a few hours just to get oriented, so don't expect a full 72 hours of shipped output on task one. We'd rather see solid, honest progress and clear communication than a rushed, broken submission.
You're not building from scratch — the brief is already written. Getting paid per project for loading it in, running it, and catching what breaks is a strong deal. It still takes a sharp, analytical eye to catch the right things; it's just not a from-scratch build. Lighter lift doesn't mean lighter responsibility — if it ships broken, that's still on you.
The outbound system a freelance seller buys: setup, inboxes, campaigns, reply inbox and a seller dashboard, run by automation.
The machine that finds, signs up and keeps freelance sellers: ads, landing pages, affiliates and follow-up.
Turns an order into 3 ads and a landing page, built by partners and checked by an automatic grader.
Lets brands buy done-for-you services (creators, CRM, ads) delivered by vetted partners.
The shared core (login, files, payments, grader) and the system that recruits and pays outside builders.
The internal tool that recruits, briefs, tracks and pays creators for any brand.
Four AI coworkers in a brand’s Slack, named after the real team, with managed services on top.
About a decade on the growth side of consumer companies. That's why this is built execution-first instead of pitched first.
A per-task contract — not employment. No set hours, no employment relationship, and you can work elsewhere at the same time.
We look at what actually shipped, honestly. Partial progress with good judgment can still lead to another cycle — silence or nothing shipped usually doesn't.
Yes — that's the point. Get one job running, automate it so it runs without you, then take the next. You keep your share on the ones you built.
No. The entire process — agreement, check-ins, submitting your work, payment confirmation — runs over WhatsApp. Nothing extra to install.
Most tasks don't need live overlap with us — async is fine. If a task does need a live check-in, we'll say so before you start.
72 hours means 72 hours, not "3 business days" — pick whatever consecutive stretch works around your own week.
Comfortable reading and writing English is required — the briefs, WhatsApp check-ins, and submissions are all in English.
A laptop, stable internet, and a phone number that can take WhatsApp. That's the whole equipment list.
Tell us on your application — we'll agree on a backup (email or SMS) before your clock starts.
We pay through Upwork, PayPal, or Pix. If none of those reach your country, we'll tell you before you start a task, not after — and keep you on a waitlist for when it does.
Answer honestly — this is a screen for execution, not a sales pitch about yourself. We'd rather know now than 40 hours into a 72-hour clock.
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