📱 Paid Remote Project: Record Everyday Activities Using Your Smartphone

November 4, 2026

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We’re looking for people in Canada and the US to take part in a paid project where you record everyday activities using your smartphone. No experience is needed, this is very beginner‑friendly.

What You’ll Do

You’ll wear a small head mount that holds your phone on your forehead. A mobile app will show you simple instructions, and you just follow them while doing normal daily tasks. No talking is required.

You can record while doing things you already do at home, such as:

Cooking
Cleaning or tidying
Organizing around the house
Other simple daily routines

💰 Pay

You are paid for each accepted hour of video. Recordings must meet the project’s quality guidelines to be approved.

👥 Who This Is For

This opportunity is perfect for:

Students who want flexible paid work
Stay‑at‑home parents or caregivers
People working remotely or freelancing
Anyone looking for part‑time or extra income
Anyone who can do simple everyday activities at home

✔ Requirements

Basic English skills (just enough to use the app and follow instructions)
Comfortable wearing a head mount while recording
Able to commit time until the project deadline on September 5th
Must have one of the approved smartphones listed below
No previous experience needed, just reliability and the ability to follow instructions

📱 Approved Phones

You must have one of these models:

iPhone 12–17 series (except 16e and 17e)
Google Pixel 6–9 series
Samsung Galaxy S21–S24 series (including Plus and Ultra models)

Other phones cannot be used for this project.

🎥 Equipment

You’ll need a head mount for recording. If you don’t have one, you can buy one, and we will reimburse you after you complete some tasks. The team will tell you exactly which type to get.

⏰ Schedule

Project lasts 4–5 weeks – deadline September 5th
Work whenever it suits you — mornings, evenings, weekends
People with more availability may be given priority

If you’re interested, apply now and share how much time you can commit. 🚀

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