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

Contribute personal, open-source, or sandbox work only. Not employer or client code, and nothing under an NDA. The rights have to be yours to give, or we can't license it and you shouldn't offer it. This is the tightest rule in the pilot and it's deliberate.

Rates are published before your cohort opens, and we can change them at any time.

Rate basis	What it measures	Why it matters to buyers
Your turns	How many turns in the trace are yours	Multi-turn direction is the scarce part - it can't be synthesized
Your tokens	How much you actually wrote across those turns	Substance, not one-word nudges
Trace quality	Tool use, verified outcomes, recovery from failure	Sessions that resolve something are worth more than ones that wander

Sign-up bonus first. You're paid a bonus for joining the pilot, before you've contributed anything, so you're never working on spec. After that each finalized trace is priced on its own.

Being straight about the fine print. We set how payment is calculated and can change it at any time - a change applies to traces captured after we publish it, never to work you've already done. Every trace runs through fraud, duplicate, and rights checks before it pays, and whether a trace is paid, how much, and when are our determination, at our sole discretion. A trace that finalizes is licensed to us whether or not we pay for it. Read the Terms, sections 11 to 13, before you sign up - that is where the binding version lives.

There is nothing to install yet. This is what setup will look like. The first macOS build goes to the earliest phase, and the list is how you get into it.

There is nothing to finalize by hand. Every trace sits in your dashboard for 24 hours. Exclude any of them in that window and they're gone; leave them alone and they finalize on their own and pay out. Checking in is optional, not homework.

Pilot boundaries

Region

United States

Platform

macOS

Environment

Terminal agents

In scope

Personal, OSS, sandbox

Payment

Per trace + join bonus

Exclude window

24h, then auto-finalize

Working in an app like Claude or ChatGPT, or in VS Code or Cursor? Join anyway - those environments come after this phase, and the list is how we decide the order.

• Model development
• Evaluation
• Reinforcement learning
• Agent benchmarking
• Product research
• Academic research
• Enterprise AI

Who is this for?

Developers and power users who work with AI every day. The first cohort covers terminal agents: Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, Hermes. Apps and editors come next.

Can I change my mind?

Every trace is visible in your dashboard for 24 hours after it's captured. Exclude any of them in that window and they're gone. Once a trace finalizes it can be licensed, and licensed data can't be retrieved - which is why the window exists.

Do I have to review anything?

No. Excluding a trace is optional. If you never open the dashboard, traces finalize on their own after 24 hours and pay out.

Why does paid access open in the US first?

Paying people for data carries different obligations in every jurisdiction. We'd rather open one region properly than all of them badly. Join from anywhere - the list is global, and we'll email when your phase opens.

Is my data anonymized?

It's privacy-preserved: secrets scrubbed, identifiers removed, packaging designed to avoid re-identification. We don't claim "fully anonymized" because no one honestly can.

Do I have to change how I work?

No. Turnset is vendor neutral and runs alongside the agents, models, and tools you already use.

How do I get in?

Join the list with your email, or sign in with GitHub or Google. Either works. Signing in verifies your address and puts you in this phase's preferred group, alongside macOS and terminal agents.

Why does signing in help?

It tells us the address is real and gives us a handle to recognise you by, which is most of what we need to open access in a sensible order. We read nothing else - not your repositories, not your profile.