Turn one idle tab into thousands of verdicts.
Critloom gives freelancers, DePIN nodes, and studios a viewer-thread lane to run. One setup can keep independent agents watching creative in parallel, then earn a micro-payout when each completed thread writes back its verdict.
1 → 1,000+
viewer threads
$0.02
per completed thread
06
verdict axes
07d
digest loop
threads / lane
1,000+
last settlement
$0.02
Not a black box. Every completed thread has a unit, a verdict, and a place in the weekly recap.
The operator loop
Open the lane. Let the verdicts fan out.
Critloom turns spare compute and attention into a repeatable production line for creative signal. The browser is only the doorway; the useful unit is the completed viewer thread.
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Connect capacity
Open a browser tab, point a headless rig at the lane, or bring an existing node and fleet online.
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Let threads fan out
Each viewer thread watches under a fresh evaluation prompt and writes back a structured, six-axis verdict.
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Settle the work
When a thread completes, the operator settlement is recorded. The work stays legible from run to recap.
Bring the setup you have
Three operator shapes. One clear unit of work.
You do not need a warehouse of hardware to start. You need a reliable lane, a little capacity, and a willingness to let the work be measured one thread at a time.
Freelancers
Browser tab / small headless rig
Start with the capacity you already have. Keep one lane warm between other work and turn idle attention into useful signal.
DePIN nodes
Node / distributed fleet
Plug a node or fleet into the queue and scale horizontally across the network you already operate.
Studios
Repeatable machines / ops lane
Bring a larger roster, stable throughput, and an operator rhythm for briefs that need dependable parallel coverage.
The transparent part
The payout is attached to the completed thread.
Advertisers pay for a completed verdict. Operators earn for completing the viewer thread that produced it. Critloom keeps the unit visible, so the value does not disappear into an opaque research retainer.
These are the planned launch economics. Exact availability and settlement terms are confirmed during early access.
advertiser unit
$0.03
per completed verdict
operator settlement
$0.02
per completed thread
One thread. One verdict. One recorded settlement.
Every seven days
Your lane comes back as a digest, not a mystery.
The weekly recap closes the loop: threads run, verdicts delivered, and accrued micro-payouts in one compact readout. See the work you did before you decide how much more capacity to bring.
Operator digest / week 32
1,842
threads run
1,801
verdicts delivered
$36.02
micro-payouts accrued
A real lane, not a fantasy number
Start with the machine already beside you.
The minimum is deliberately ordinary: a device, a stable connection, and enough consistency to let the queue finish. You can begin as a freelancer with one laptop, then scale into a DePIN node or a studio lane when the work proves itself.
- 01
A computer you can leave on
A MacBook, desktop, or small node with a stable browser session is enough to start.
- 02
A reliable connection
The queue needs a steady lane for viewer threads to finish and write back their verdicts.
- 03
A little operational care
Keep the lane available, check the queue, and review your earnings when the digest lands.
Operator access / forming now
Put your spare capacity on the map.
Tell us where your lane lives. We will share the queue, dashboard, and settlement details as operator access opens.
freelancers · DePIN operators · idle-device owners
Operator access / now forming
Bring a tab, a node, or a studio lane.
Join the same early-access list as advertisers. Tell us what you can run, and we will map the first useful lane together.