Work-From-Home Data Collection (Flexible Hours)

July 22, 2026

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This remote opportunity is currently open to applicants residing in Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Iowa, Kansas, Wyoming, Utah, New Hampshire, Idaho, West Virginia, Wisconsin or North Dakota.

We are a data collection company seeking participants to record first-person video of everyday activities performed around their homes.

You will wear a lightweight, head-mounted phone rig that we provide and record yourself completing ordinary household tasks. The footage is submitted through our app and used as training data for technology development.

No previous experience is required.

Examples of tasks may include:

Household cleaning, doing dishes, putting away groceries, laundry, organizing books or toys, setting the table, food preparation, gardening, watering plants, pet care, washing a car, packing for a move, organizing a garage, painting, basic household projects, and similar everyday activities.

Participants are not required to complete every type of task. Available recording activities may vary.

Responsibilities:

Record short, first-person videos of everyday tasks
Follow simple recording instructions
Keep your hands and the task visible in the video
Record in an area with adequate lighting
Upload footage through the provided app

Pay and hours:

$10.50 per hour of accepted footage
Choose your own schedule
No required shifts
No minimum weekly commitment, but meeting a certain number of hours earns bonus pay
Work from home

Required equipment:

You must own a recent smartphone with an ultrawide camera lens.

Supported devices include:

iPhone 12 or newer
Google Pixel 6 or newer
Samsung Galaxy S21 or newer

The following devices are not supported:

iPhone 11
iPhone 16e
iPhone 17e
iPhone Air

Application process:

Applicants will be asked to provide:

Full name
Email address
Mailing address
Location
Phone model

Selected participants will receive a consent form and a head-mounted phone rig by mail. After downloading the app and completing a short walkthrough, participants may begin recording.

Requirements:

Must be at least 18 years old
Must be authorized to work in the United States
Must be comfortable recording activities inside or around your home

People with criminal records are encouraged to apply.

Benefits:

Flexible schedule
Work from home
No experience required

Work Location: Remote

This remote opportunity is currently open to applicants residing in Tennessee, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Iowa, Kansas, Wyoming, Utah, New Hampshire, Idaho, West Virginia, Wisconsin or North Dakota.

Pay: $10.50 per hour

Benefits:

Flexible schedule

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Work Location: Remote

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