DataHouse

Get paid for what you know,
and what you can do.

Collect multimodal data, answer as a domain expert in your own field, or operate equipment remotely. Every task states what it pays before you start, and a host reviews your work before it is approved.

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The process

From profile to verified submission.

01

Fill your profile

Build one Kariaa profile with your contact details, skills, links, and work preferences so hosts can review you quickly.

02

Choose and upload

Open an unlocked task, follow the instructions, and submit text, images, audio, video, or documents through the DataHouse workflow.

03

Wait for verification

The host company reviews the submission, checks quality, and approves or rejects the work from their admin dashboard.

04

Get payout

Approved work shows the payout information for that task when the host is ready to pay.

Inside a task

A task, end to end.

The brief a worker opens, the review a host runs, and the amount that comes back. Sample task, sample workers.

A DataHouse opportunity for a roadside sign photo collection, showing the brief, the requirements, and a Next Step panel headed Task Unlocked with the rate of USD 45 per batch and the full instructions.
1. The brief, the file types accepted, and the rate, before any work starts.
The host's review panel for a submitted DataHouse task, showing the worker's written response, the two uploaded files, a review status of submitted, an earned amount of 45 USD, a review note box, and Approve and Reject buttons.
2. The host reviews one submission at a time and sets the amount for the batch.
The same opportunity seen by an approved worker, with a Next Step panel headed Task Approved reading: You earned USD 45.00, and a note that the amount was entered by the admin.
3. The worker sees the approved amount.

Who we need

Data, expertise, and hands on the controls.

Every opportunity says what it needs, what it pays, and how your work will be reviewed before you take it on.

A hand holding a phone up to a busy street, the scene framed on the screen mid-capture.

Multimodal data

Capture and label images, video, audio and text: street scenes, spoken samples, product shots, written responses.

ImagesVideoAudioText
A specialist crouching beside a building, inspecting the exterior cladding close up.

Domain experts

Answer questions and check work in a field you actually know: clinical, legal, trades, engineering, finance.

Q&AReviewAnnotation
An operator seated in front of a wall of monitors, watching multiple live feeds at once.

Teleoperation

Operate equipment remotely and record the demonstrations and corrections that teach it.

Remote opsDemosCorrections