Step 01
Write a clear brief
Name the deliverable and set fixed acceptance criteria. Review everything before funding.
A clear brief. A useful contribution.
Small work.
Shared momentum.
Turn one community need into a well-scoped quest. One contributor, fixed requirements and a reward held in Devnet escrow.
Solana Devnet beta · Test SOL, no cash value.
An illustration of useful work
A welcoming invitation, translated.Clear source text → Editable Spanish copy
Start with a specific need
What could use a hand?
A simple agreement
Know the next step.
Step 02
Fund the quest
Choose to connect your wallet, verify ownership and review the Devnet request before signing.
Step 03
Review the work
Compare the confirmed delivery with the agreement. Your confirmed approval pays the contributor.
From an idea to an agreement
Say it simply.
Shape it carefully.
Voice assistance can help draft the brief. You review every detail before saving or funding.
Open the quest editor Sign in first. Recording and wallet connection are your choice; the manual form remains available.
Illustrative example · No recording
One idea. A clearer brief.
Explore a voice-to-brief example
A possible request
“Help me translate our neighborhood workshop invitation. Keep the date and location, make the Spanish welcoming, and provide editable text.”
A possible brief
Translate the supplied invitation into welcoming, neutral Spanish.
One specific task. An editable written response.
A possible set of requirements
- Preserve the date, location and links.
- Use natural, welcoming language.
- Deliver editable written copy.
This illustration does not use your microphone, generate or save a quest, or make a payment.
Draft your own questDevnet beta · Review the requirements and test SOL reward before funding.
Evidence you can inspect
Clear about what’s real.
Clear about the limits.
Bountini is a Devnet beta. Inspect the project source and a confirmed approval from a controlled test. These are project evidence, not customer endorsements.
For people building together
Useful work for shared projects.
Communities and organizations can use individual accounts today. Scope one useful task, identify its owner and keep the outcome clear.
Community communication
Make the invitation easier to understand.
Translate an announcement, improve a welcome message or clarify event details.
Explore translationProject maintenance
Make the next contribution easier.
Check a guide, explain an unclear step or suggest a specific documentation improvement.
Explore developmentTeam workspaces, shared funding and organization billing are not available.
About Bountini
A small, clear place to contribute.
Bountini connects individually owned quests with one contributor and requester-controlled review. Email accounts, explicit wallet ownership, private deliverables and inspectable Devnet transactions keep each next step clear.
Explore the productBefore you begin
A few honest answers.
Is this real-money work?
No. Bountini currently uses Solana Devnet. Test SOL has no cash value. Network fees and rent are separate from the reward.
Is payment guaranteed?
No. The requester must approve the confirmed work. Rejected or expired work may remain unpaid. Gemini review is optional and advisory; it never authorizes payment.
How long are the windows?
The contributor has 30 minutes to deliver after claim confirmation. Requester review is 10 minutes. One revision is supported: 10 minutes to deliver the revision, followed by a fresh 10-minute final review.
Does rejection refund the reward?
No. Rejection records feedback without immediate settlement or a deadline reset. The requester may still approve before review expiry. Expiry needs a signed requester action; the countdown alone never pays or refunds.
Can a contributor withdraw?
The assigned contributor can sign a withdrawal while the quest is active. Withdrawal closes the quest and returns its reward to the requester atomically; the contributor’s work may remain unpaid.
Do I need a wallet to browse?
No. Browse available quests publicly. Sign in to an email account before posting, claiming or communicating. Wallet connection is explicit; verify ownership with a signed message before signing escrow actions.
What can I deliver?
A written response, labeled HTTPS links and supported private attachments can be combined. You review the prepared submission before signing. Original and revised confirmed versions remain unchanged; a link’s future contents are not guaranteed by its receipt.
Can an organization use Bountini?
People working on community or organization projects can use individual accounts today. Team workspaces, organization permissions, shared funding and organization billing are not available.
Does the voice example record me?
No. The landing example is an illustration. Real voice assistance is available inside the existing quest editor after sign-in, with explicit microphone permission. You review the proposed brief before saving or funding, and can use the manual form instead.