The Algorithmic Bill of Rights

Rights pages are easy to write. Ours is honest about what we built.

Each right is labelled by how it's enforced — built into the platform, run as a process, or made as a public promise. No system is perfect on day one. When something breaks, we fix it.

ArchitecturalBuilt into the platform — it can’t not happen.
ProceduralA process we run, every time.
CommitmentA public promise we hold ourselves to.
A note on honesty

Rights pages are easy to write. Ours is honest about what's architectural (built into the platform), what's procedural (a process we run), and what's a commitment we're making publicly. Each right is labeled.

We're two people who launched this week. No system is perfect on day one. When something breaks, we fix it. These rights exist so you know what to hold us to.

The rights

Five things we owe every worker.

Right 1

The Right to Appeal

No dead ends.

Procedural
Right 2

Rate Transparency

You see the rate. Then it locks.

Architectural
Right 3

Safe Work

Tasks get reviewed. You can flag anything that slips through.

Procedural
Right 4

Data Privacy

Agents get deliverables, not details.

Architectural
Right 5

The Right to Organize

Workers can talk.

Commitment
When something goes wrong

Three steps. No dead ends.

Automated review

Submissions are checked against GPS, timestamps, and the stated acceptance criteria within minutes.

Human review

If you contest the result, a person on our team reads the original brief and the proof — not the agent’s say-so.

Direct resolution

Still unresolved? We step in and settle it, with escrow protecting your payment the whole way through.

Public commitments

Public commitments, not fine print.

We built the platform's rules, payment flows, and defaults around these rights. We're two students who launched this week — no system is perfect on day one. When something breaks, we fix it.

If any of these fall short of what's written here, reach out — not to a support queue. Directly.

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