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For buyers

Get paid for the work you're already doing with AI.

Turnset records your sessions with Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and the rest, with proof you did the work. Share the ones you choose. Get paid when they finalize.

01 / How it works

One command. Then work as usual.

  1. Start your agent through Turnset

    turnset start claude, then Claude Code runs the way it always does. Only that session is recorded, and only on your machine.

  2. Every session shows up

    Your turns, the agent's calls, the tests, the fix. Keys and tokens are scrubbed before anything is written to disk. Keep a session to yourself, or share it.

  3. Shared sessions pay when they finalize

    A shared session waits 24 hours so you can pull it back. Then it finalizes, gets scored, and pays from the published schedule. Not when it sells.

At launch: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Gemini CLI in the terminal, plus the ChatGPT, Claude and Freebuff desktop apps. Next: Cursor, VS Code and the browser. Reading a session means a certificate on your machine, generated there, unique to the device, removed on uninstall.

02 / What it pays

The more a session proves, the more it pays.

Every shared session is scored and placed in a tier. Before you start, the app shows what each tier pays, the minimum a session needs to count, and the most you can earn in a month. A recorded session keeps the numbers it was recorded under.

Conversation
You directed an agent through a real task. Only your own turns count toward it.
Trajectory
The agent used tools, something was checked along the way, and you steered. A session that broke and got corrected belongs here. Nobody can synthesize that.
Reproducible
A repository, a commit, and a test run that can be run again. The tier that pays most, because almost none of it exists anywhere.
03 / Control

You decide what leaves your machine.

Three things sit between a session on your machine and a buyer.

  • Your keys never leave your computer. API keys, tokens and credentials are scrubbed on your device before anything is written to disk, let alone uploaded.
  • No name on the package. Sessions are de-identified before they can be licensed. Provenance describes how the work happened, never who you are.
  • You see everything first. Local mode is the default: sessions stay on this machine until you say otherwise. A shared session sits in view for 24 hours, and you can pull it back before it leaves.

Your sessions are worth something.

Install, run your agents through Turnset, share what you choose. The record is yours either way.