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Kanban · Nano bounties

Approve the work.
The pay lands
in a second.

What if a task board paid people by itself? Put a Nano bounty on a card. When you approve the work, the doer has the money about a second later: no invoice, no fee, and nobody in the middle who holds it.

A demo of an idea. We are building it as a real app.

Try it: this board is yours

Harbor Bakery's new website. Mira finished a task, and its bounty is 1¢. Approve her work and pay it from your wallet: that card is real. The other cards are examples.

Open 2

  • Write the FAQOpen to takeӾ 3
  • Photos of the shopOpen to takeӾ 6

Doing 2

  • Fix the footer JunӾ 5
  • Dark mode AdaӾ 8

Review 1

  • Real · 1¢Proofread the new menu menu-v2.pdf · 31 fixes Mira1¢1¢ from your wallet, to Mira

Paid 2

  • Logo in SVG Ada✓ Ӿ 9
  • Opening hours on the map Tomás✓ Ӿ 1
For education only. Not financial advice. Terms
OpenPut a bounty on a card.
TakenSomeone takes the task.
DoneThey send it in, with proof.
ApprovedYou pay the exact amount from your wallet.
PaidThe board sees it on the ledger, in seconds.

Small tasks stay worth it

A typical card payment costs 30¢ plus 2.9%: that is 63% of a 50¢ task. Nano has no fee, so a 1¢ bounty arrives as 1¢.

Paid when it is approved

No invoice, no "net 30", no payout day. The doer has the money about a second after the approval, anywhere in the world.

Nobody holds the money

The bounty goes from the creator's wallet to the doer's. The board never holds a key or a coin: it only reads the ledger.

A record you can check

Every payment links to its block. Each creator gets a public record of what they paid, how fast, and to how many people.

We are building it

The real app has boards for a team or for anyone, bounties up to Ӿ10 on any card, and a bounty wallet that you keep in your own browser. If you want it, tell us below.