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✦ Train AI · Egocentric/POV video guide

Film everyday tasks.
Get paid per approved clip.

Wear your phone on your head, do a normal chore, and upload the video. These egocentric/POV clips teach AI and robots how people do real tasks. Only approved clips pay, so this short guide shows how to pass review the first time.

See how it works
Step 1

Set up

Two things before you press record: put the phone on your head, and check three camera settings. It takes a minute.

Wear your phone on your head

Strap the phone to your forehead with a headband or head mount, camera tilted down so it sees your hands. Both hands stay free for the task. Never hold the phone, and never place it on a table or shelf.

✓ Mounted, tilted down at the hands
✗ Held in the hand, or set on a surface

Any cheap phone head strap works, and so does a homemade one. An elastic headband or a cap with the phone clipped on is fine, as long as it sits on your head and points down at your hands.

Head strap mountBest pick Basic head mountLight and cheap Do it yourselfMake one at home

Check the camera settings

Most phones already record 1080p at 30 fps. Usually the only thing to change is the zoom.

Zoom
0.5× or 0.6×
Set this
Orientation
Landscape
Vertical is rejected
Speed
Normal
Slow-mo is rejected
Resolution
1080p
Usually default
Frame rate
30 fps
Usually default
Quick test
See both hands?
Zoom is right
Do not record at 1× zoom or higher.The wide 0.5× or 0.6× lens keeps your hands and arms in view. If your hands are not clearly visible on screen, fix the zoom before you start.
Step 2

Record

Pick one everyday chore and do it at normal speed. No acting, no setup.

Keep your hands in the shot

The whole point of the clip is your hands doing the task. If they drift out of view, the clip loses its value and its payout. One hand is fine when the task only needs one.

✓ Both hands on the object
hands below the frame
✗ Hands out of view

Move your head naturally when walking or turning. Just avoid sudden jerky moves, and do not block the lens with your body or clothes.

Give the camera enough light

The test is simple: if your hands are clearly visible in the recording, the light is fine. Bright rooms and dim rooms both work. Darkness does not.

✓ Hands clearly visible
✗ Too dark to see

Also avoid flickering lights and fully washed-out white areas.

Finish the task on camera

One task, one clip, start to finish. Pick up the object, use it, put it down, and show the result before moving on. Do not stop recording halfway.

Example: washing dishesPick up a plate, scrub it, rinse it, and place it on the rack. Finish each dish before you start the next one.

Keep people out of the shot

This is the strictest rule. A visible face or personal detail means the clip is rejected, and rejected clips do not pay. Check the room before recording, not after.

Fine to show

  • Your hands and arms
  • The room and furniture
  • Objects and appliances
  • Food, clothes, everyday items

Never show

  • Any face, yours or anyone's
  • Photos of people on walls or shelves
  • ID cards and documents
  • Screens with names or numbers
Check reflections first.Mirrors, oven doors, and windows can catch your face without you noticing. Scan every reflective surface before you start.
Step 3

Upload

Send the file exactly as the phone saved it, and run the final check below.

Upload the raw file

Any change after recording gets the clip rejected. No trimming, no filters, no brightness or color fixes, no text, stickers, or effects. Straight from the camera roll to the upload.

Why clips get rejected

Every item below means no approval and no payout. Reviewers check all of them.

Privacy

  • Face visibleIn the room, a mirror, or a photo
  • Personal detailsID cards, documents, private screens

Camera

  • Vertical videoPortrait instead of landscape
  • Wrong zoomAbove 0.6×, hands not clearly visible
  • Not head mountedLooks hand held or placed on a surface

Footage

  • Long pausesStanding still for more than a few seconds
  • Slow motionRecorded in slow-mo mode
  • Blurry or shakyOut of focus or too shaky to follow
  • EditedAny cut, filter, or effect

Final check

Tick every box before you press record.

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