Find the work that actually pays.
Giggatory watches legitimate income sources, strips the noise, and ranks what is left by effective euro per hour, reward minus the time you really spend. A radar, not an autoclicker.
Free, no account, nothing leaves your browser.
The dashboard. The highest value opportunity gets the full mint card.
Aggregators show you everything. That is the problem.
A 40 euro study that eats two hours is worse than a 12 euro one that takes fifteen minutes. Giggatory is built around the number that decides that.
Effective euro per hour
Every item is normalized to reward divided by realistic time, with a correction learned from how long tasks like it actually run.
Personal match
Your country, languages, skills and hourly floor decide eligibility. Items you cannot take, or that pay below your floor, sink or disappear.
Transparent score
No black box. Every score opens into the exact factors and penalties that produced it, in plain language.
Deduplicated
The same gig posted to four places collapses into one card that keeps the best link and the earliest deadline.
Quiet by default
At most one notification per scan, only when something clears your bar. No dark patterns.
Your own history
Trend charts fill in after two scans, best rate, average rate, volume over time, computed and stored locally.
How it works
One pipeline, run on a timer or on demand. All of it on your machine.
Collect
Public, no-auth sources, Reddit feeds, the Hacker News API, Remotive, RSS and Atom job feeds, plus optional browser-assisted capture of dashboards you are already signed into.
Normalize and dedupe
Free text is parsed into reward, duration, category and location. Near-duplicates across sources are merged.
Score and rank
Each opportunity gets a transparent 0 to 100 score from hourly rate, eligibility, source reliability, urgency and personal match, minus explicit penalties.
Surface
The ranked list lands in the popup and dashboard. Clear the bar and you get one notification. Click through and Giggatory opens the original platform. It never acts for you.
score = 100 · f(hourlyRate) · eligibility · sourceReliability · urgency · personalMatch
minus penalties (vague pay, unknown duration, stale post, low trust)
What Giggatory does and does not do
The boundary is the whole product. It is a monitor.
Never logs into a platform, stores a password, cookie or token, or touches your accounts.
Never completes a paid task, accepts a study or clicks anything for you.
Never connects a wallet or payment account and never moves money.
No analytics, no tracking, no data sale. No server receives your data.
Only reads publicly reachable listings, or a read-only snapshot of a dashboard you opened, after you opt in per platform.
Only opens the original platform in a new tab so you decide and act.
All settings, history and captured data live in chrome.storage.local on this device.
Full detail in the Privacy Policy.
Sources
Active today, all no-auth and no scraping of gated pages. The catalog grows by adapter, each one only uses what a platform offers legitimately.
Questions
Is this a bot that does surveys for me?
No. It is the opposite. Giggatory finds and ranks opportunities and then gets out of the way. Every paid action is done by you, on the site of the platform.
How does it make money?
Through official referral and affiliate programmes. You paste your own real referral links in Settings, and Giggatory uses them when it opens a platform. Optionally you can turn on a small tip based on your self-reported earnings, paid through an external link. It never connects an account or auto-charges anything.
Does it work with Prolific and UserTesting?
Through opt-in browser-assisted capture. You enable it per platform, grant the host permission, and then a read-only content script normalizes the dashboard you already see. Snapshots older than two hours are ignored. Nothing is automated.
Why does it ask for permissions later instead of at install?
So the install itself asks for nothing scary. Only a couple of sources run out of the box, every other source requests its host permission the moment you enable it, one click, and you can revoke it any time.
Which browsers?
Chrome and any Chromium browser (Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera). It is a Manifest V3 extension with no native dependencies.
Is it open source?
The code lives on GitHub. See the repository link in the footer.