[Hiring] Talk About Something for a Minute @Kled AI

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Role Description

This listing is for one paid task in the Kled app: "Talk About Something for a Minute". There is no interview and no minimum hours: download the app, open the task, and you are paid per accepted submission.

  • Talk about a topic for a minute. Don't write it down first, just talk.

Steps

  • Read the topic on screen
  • Tap record and start talking
  • Keep going for at least a minute
  • Submit

What gets rejected

  • Do not write it down and read it
  • Do not stop before a minute
  • Do not edit out your pauses

Accepted

  • At least 60 seconds of genuinely unscripted speech.

Pay

  • $0.85 per accepted recording. At a typical pace of about 2.5 minutes per recording, that is about $20 per hour.
  • A 20-minute session of about 8 recordings pays about $6.80.
  • Up to 5 recordings per session. You are paid per accepted submission (piecework, independent contractor); submissions that break the rules are not paid.
  • Payouts are made in the app (PayPal, Venmo or a Solana wallet).

Where and when

  • Open worldwide: the task runs in 100+ countries.
  • Remote, on your own schedule.
  • Independent contractor, piecework; this is not an employment position.

Requirements

  • An iPhone running iOS 18.6 or later (the Kled app is iPhone-only right now)
  • 18 or older
  • A quiet enough place to record (unless the task says otherwise)

How to start

  • Download Kled from the App Store: (also at kled.ai/app).
  • Create your account and open Tasks.
  • Search "Talk About Something for a Minute", read the brief and follow the on-screen steps.
  • Submit. Accepted submissions are paid in the app.

Every submission is reviewed, and you opt in to a commercial training license on each upload; accepted submissions are licensed to AI labs. Questions: support@kled.ai.

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