Grouped by career. Search your trade, or open a group to see every place it is needed.
— posted— prepared value— paid out onchain— avg quality (across the settled packets counted above)
Your first packet, in four steps
1. Tap a packet below and read it: place, task, proof, pay. 2. Claim it with one free signature, solo or for your whole crew. No wallet? Email us instead. 3. Do the task. Stay inside what the packet asks, nothing more. 4. Send the proof it names (usually photos with location), any time, from your worker page: photos, location, one free signature. Claiming also gives you a one-tap proof email as a fallback. A person reviews it. Funded packets then pay in USDC. Others earn credit.
Every vote below is one wallet, signed, aimed at one named place. It cost nothing to cast and it moves no money. This is the only demand signal for ecological work anyone can read for free, and adding to it is the cheapest useful thing you will do here: every row above carries Vote for it · free.
—votes standing
—jobs with a vote
—jobs open to vote on
Reading the live vote ledger…
Counts load live from /labor/votes/tally. One wallet, one vote per job, changeable and withdrawable by the wallet that cast it. These are wallets, not people, and we will never present them as people. An agent’s vote is recorded as an agent’s vote. Votes are free forever: no fee, no stake, no captcha, and no vote has ever gated anything.
Connect any assistant that speaks MCP to the address below, then say “find real work near me.” It reads the same live board, claims with your signature, and tells you when a job settles. Nothing to install, no account, no email list.
Construction. Food. Environment. Start at step one today and climb. Every finished packet becomes proof you keep, and the place you worked on holds a live Standing under the Vealth Standard: earned by settled proof, lapsing when the work stops. Starting is free forever; the full teaching is a five dollar course, and the Standing itself is never for sale.
Construction
Living Building Challenge
The pinnacle: a building that gives more than it takes. More energy than it uses, its own water, nothing toxic in its bones. The Living Building Challenge is the standard that proves it.
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Laborer · start today
Weatherstrip and seal a home · clear a site · haul debris
pay shown on each packet or credit · proof: before/after photo
Where it climbs to
↓ climb to
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Apprentice
Insulate · install low-flow fixtures · build a raised bed
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Journeyman
Frame a partition · finish drywall · tile a whole unit
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Foreman
Run the crew and the schedule on a whole-home retrofit
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Builder
Lead a regenerative retrofit: net-positive energy and water
Real-world doors count too. A union hall, a local contractor’s crew, a Habitat build: all legitimate step 1s. Work there, prove it here; the ladder counts it all.
Food Service
Michelin Guide craft
The pinnacle: food worth the journey. Peak ingredients, real technique, the same excellence every night. That is what a Michelin star means; the stars go to the food.
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Busser & Garden Hand · start today
Bus and reset tables · plant and tend a bed · harvest
pay shown on each packet or credit · proof: photo + your plot/plate
Where it climbs to
↓ climb to
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Prep Cook
Knife skills · preserve a harvest · source local ingredients
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Line Cook
Run one station through a full service
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Sous Chef
Run the kitchen’s day · write the seasonal, local menu
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Chef
Lead a Michelin-caliber, sustainably sourced kitchen
Real-world doors count too. A kitchen crew hiring today, a farm stand, a community garden: all legitimate step 1s. Work there, prove it here; the ladder counts it all.
Environmental Service
UN Sustainable Development Goals
The pinnacle: a place coming back to life. Clean water, living soil, shade, food near home. The UN’s 17 goals are the world’s shared list of exactly that.
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Landscaper · start today
Plant trees and natives · mulch beds · photo-document a creek
pay shown on each packet or credit · proof: before/after photo + GPS
Where it climbs to
↓ climb to
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Grounds Crew
Clear invasive brush · clean a waterway · build a rain garden
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Restoration Technician
Run a restoration plot · measure carbon and biodiversity
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Crew Lead
Run the crew and the season across sites
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Steward of the Watershed
Lead restoration a whole watershed can measure
Real-world doors count too. A conservation corps, a parks or landscaping crew, a watershed group: all legitimate step 1s. Work there, prove it here; the ladder counts it all.
What the ladder does and does not promise
Where this leads. Beginner packets build proof of reliable work; the upper rungs take real training, tools, licenses, and responsibility. The ladder is a direction, not an automatic credential. Only a funded packet pays cash; approved proof on an unfunded packet earns a credit, and every packet shows its badge before you claim.
The Living Building Challenge is Living Future’s regenerative-building standard; the Michelin Guide is an independent restaurant guide; the Sustainable Development Goals are the UN’s 17 global goals. Vealth uses them as directions for better work and stronger proof. It does not certify buildings, award stars, or represent the United Nations.
The three standards, plainly
Living Building Challenge
The building standard. The best buildings give back more than they take: they make more energy than they use, handle their own water, and use nothing toxic. Every construction packet on this board is a step toward building like that.
Michelin Guide
The food standard. The best food is worth the journey: great ingredients, real technique, the same excellence every time. Every food packet on this board, garden to kitchen to table, is a step toward cooking like that.
UN Sustainable Development Goals
The environment standard. The world’s shared goals: clean water, living soil, healthy land and oceans, food near home. Every environment packet on this board is a step toward a place coming back to life.
And the pay is real. Ecosystem health has value, and this labor deserves meaningful money, so field packets are priced like skilled work, not gig-app pennies. The board also carries small digital tasks, priced in cents and labeled as such, so there is something you can finish from a phone today. Every packet shows its own price before you claim: most funded packets pay that price in USDC; unfunded ones bank it as credit until a sponsor funds it. A few packets are recorded-credit by their own definition, funded or not, and always say so up front.
Every job below belongs to a career that climbs one of these three. Vealth uses them as direction and proof. It does not certify buildings, award stars, or represent the UN.
How paid Work works
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Claim
One free wallet signature takes a packet (first signed claim wins), or make an offer and let the creator accept your price. No wallet? A one-click founder-review email works too.
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Do the task
Each packet names its method and scope. Nothing outside the scope is asked or paid for.
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Submit proof
The packet names its proof up front: photos with location and time, readings, notes, signoff. Send it any time from your worker page (photos, location, one free signature), with the one-tap proof email you get when you claim, or by emailing [email protected] with the packet ID.
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Review and settle
Accepted proof settles the packet: onchain in USDC for most packets, as a recorded credit for the few defined that way, and writes the receipt either way. Rejected or missing proof settles nothing.
A claim is not a payment. A draft is not done work. Settlement follows accepted proof, never the other way around.
The civic stewardship router, folded into this board
This board is a demo of the civic stewardship router loop: known problem, shift, training, proof, review, payout recorded externally, receipt, better-paid work. This is a demo view of that one coordination center, folded into the board.
Vealth does not employ workers, dispatch labor, run payroll, hold escrow, guarantee payout, certify compliance, or move money. Payment is recorded externally.
ALL shifts, places, people, training, funding, and payouts are DEMO data: demo shifts only, nothing is dispatched and no money moves.
Vealth records this shift, its training, and its proof. It does not employ the worker, hold escrow, run payroll, or move money. Payout is recorded externally.
Boundary: payout is recorded externally; vealth does not move money.
What a packet looks like
Clear and document one storm-drain inlet.
Where
One named inlet on one block, with a location radius the proof must land inside.
Task
Remove debris blocking the grate; bag it; note anything that needs a city crew instead of you.
Proof
Before and after photos with GPS and timestamps, plus a one-line condition note.
Pay
A fixed price named on the packet. If a buyer funds it, that price settles onchain in USDC after proof review; unfunded, approved proof earns a credit toward the work.
This card is an example shape, not a live posting. Live packets are on the board below.
Proving work, plainly: before, during, and forever
Before you claim
The packet already names exactly what proof counts: usually before-and-after photos with location, sometimes readings or notes. You know the whole checklist before you start. No surprises at review.
While you work
Capture as you go: photos with GPS and honest timestamps, any readings the method asks for, and a note on what you found. Your signature ties the proof to you.
Forever after
Accepted proof becomes a permanent receipt, onchain. Anyone can verify what was done, where, by whom, and what it paid, today or years from now. That receipt is your track record in the craft.
Proof is checked against the packet's own checklist, by a person. The claim never grows larger than the evidence.
Two honest signals, never one claim
This board proves throughput: real work, done, self-verified by photo, GPS, and chain-of-custody, with no third party in the loop. Regen Network proves something different: ecological credits carrying a formal methodology and accredited third-party verification, retirable today. Neither replaces the other. Here is what each is actually good at.
This board: Vealth / EWP
What it proves
A real task, done, at a named place, with proof a person reviews. No accredited auditor in the loop; that is the tradeoff for its speed and its price.
What it is good at
Throughput. Thousands of small, priced, provable jobs anyone (or any agent) can claim today.
A posting is an open invitation to do work to a named standard, not a record of completed work until proof is accepted. How proof works here ↑
Regen Network ecocredit registry
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Reading live from the Regen Ledger…
These figures span several credit types together (carbon, biodiversity, grazing, marine, species stewardship), read live off the public Regen ecocredit registry: see it decoded, credit class by credit class and project by project, on our own commons page. Retire credits directly at app.regen.network: credit card accepted, no crypto wallet required.
These are two separate systems, kept separate on purpose. A Vealth work posting is not a Regen-registered project, and finishing one does not create, verify, or retire a Regen ecocredit. A few Vealth work definitions cite a real, nearby Regen project by its registry ID, for scientific and geographic grounding. The citation is context. It is never a claim that the work feeds that project's credits.