Pulsar network tasks
People do small tasks — write a review, pick a better option, label a photo — and other people check the work. Sparks arrive when the network agrees, not when a button is pressed.
How the money works
Every task stake is split three ways: a part burns for good, a part goes to the people who check the work, the rest to the people who do it. The exact reward is on each task.
Verified by consensus
Nobody is paid for an answer the network has not checked. Work nobody looked at is not marked as rejected — the stake simply goes back to the customer.
Sparks
Sparks are an internal counter. They are not money, carry no exchange rate, and we promise no income from them.
Open right now
Photograph a parcel locker or pickup point
A parcel locker or courier pickup point, and whether it looks working, full or out of order.
openPhotograph a faded or confusing road sign
A road or direction sign that is faded, twisted, hidden by a tree or plainly contradictory.
openPhotograph a product label
The back label of a product so its brand, maker and country of origin are readable.
openPhotograph a public drinking fountain
A public drinking fountain or tap — and whether it works or has run dry.
openPhotograph an overflowing bin
A public bin that is overflowing, broken, or missing where one clearly should be.
openPhotograph a wheelchair ramp — or its absence
The entrance of a shop, pharmacy or clinic: does it have a wheelchair ramp, or only steps?
openPhotograph an EV charging point
An electric-car charging station and whether it looks working, broken or occupied.
openPhotograph a building number and street
The number of a building together with its street-name plate — the pair that pins a place on the map.
openPhotograph an ATM notice
An ATM that is out of service, or its on-screen or posted notice about withdrawal fees.
openPhotograph a transport timetable
The timetable posted at a bus, tram or train stop — routes and times, not a live screen.
openPhotograph a sale or discount sign
A discount tag, a two-for-one sign or a red sale sticker on a real product on the shelf.
openPhotograph an opening-hours sign
The opening hours posted on the door or window of a shop, pharmacy or office.
openPhotograph an empty shelf
A shelf where a staple you expected — bread, milk, eggs, water — is sold out, with the shelf label still in place.
openPhotograph a fuel price board
The price board at a petrol or gas station showing the price per litre for each grade.
openPhotograph a menu with prices
A cafe, bar or canteen menu where the dishes and their prices are printed together.
openPhotograph a broken thing in a public place
A dead street lamp, a broken bench, a pit in the pavement, a bin that has not been emptied for days.
openPhotograph a blocked pavement or ramp
A car standing on the pavement, across a wheelchair ramp or a pedestrian crossing. One photo that makes the obstruction obvious.
openPhotograph a price tag
Pick something you actually buy — milk, bread, coffee, a phone charger — and photograph its price tag on the shelf.
openPhotograph a parcel locker or pickup point
A parcel locker or courier pickup point, and whether it looks working, full or out of order.
closed for answersPhotograph a faded or confusing road sign
A road or direction sign that is faded, twisted, hidden by a tree or plainly contradictory.
closed for answersPhotograph a product label
The back label of a product so its brand, maker and country of origin are readable.
closed for answersPhotograph a public drinking fountain
A public drinking fountain or tap — and whether it works or has run dry.
closed for answersPhotograph an overflowing bin
A public bin that is overflowing, broken, or missing where one clearly should be.
closed for answersPhotograph a wheelchair ramp — or its absence
The entrance of a shop, pharmacy or clinic: does it have a wheelchair ramp, or only steps?
closed for answersPhotograph an EV charging point
An electric-car charging station and whether it looks working, broken or occupied.
closed for answersPhotograph a building number and street
The number of a building together with its street-name plate — the pair that pins a place on the map.
closed for answersPhotograph an ATM notice
An ATM that is out of service, or its on-screen or posted notice about withdrawal fees.
closed for answersPhotograph a transport timetable
The timetable posted at a bus, tram or train stop — routes and times, not a live screen.
closed for answersPhotograph a sale or discount sign
A discount tag, a two-for-one sign or a red sale sticker on a real product on the shelf.
closed for answersPhotograph an opening-hours sign
The opening hours posted on the door or window of a shop, pharmacy or office.
closed for answersWant to take part?
Tasks are taken in the Astrina app or in the cabinet. Read the network rules first — especially what may never be published here.
