Find Missions
Learn how the intended discovery experience helps Members judge fit, trust, timing, and reward terms.
Mission discovery is meant to help you find relevant work, not just the loudest listing. Recommendations can consider your Spaces, interests, eligibility, timing, and trusted participation signals.
Before starting, a Mission should show:
- the community and Space behind it;
- a short description of the real action;
- the deadline and capacity;
- eligibility rules;
- requested proof;
- the verification method;
- the funded reward or other recognition;
- any Sponsor relationship.
Check fit before reward
A high reward does not make a Mission suitable. Read the action, location, privacy expectations, and proof request first. Do not provide sensitive information that the published Mission does not need.
Discovery may also explain why a Mission appears—for example, because it is in a Space you joined or resembles work you completed. That context makes recommendations easier to judge.
When the product opens, an Available guide will document the exact browse, filter, save, and hide controls. Until then, this page describes the product standard those controls must meet.