What got cheap
Making the image
Anyone can generate a hundred app screenshots before lunch. The tools are free, they are fast, and they are getting better every month. Nobody is paid for that part any more.
A marketplace for good taste
Great apps.
Meet great taste.
You build the app. Makers bring the vision. Name your price and find the screenshot set that feels right.
From $5 per brief · 7 days to choose · Yours when you pick
The screenshot editExample set
BUILD YOUR ROUTINEA little better.
A little better.
Every day.
Good morning, Alex
A little progress goes a long way.
☀ A fresh start
Morning walk✓
Read a few pages✓
Take a moment○
MAKE SPACE FOR YOUFind your
Find your
daily rhythm.
Your daily progress
A little progress goes a long way.
75%
Morning walk✓
Read a few pages✓
Take a moment○
SEE HOW FAR YOU GOSmall steps.
Small steps.
Real change.
A week of showing up
A little progress goes a long way.
↗ Your best week yet
Morning walk✓
Read a few pages✓
Take a moment○
Small habits. A big impression.Three screens. One cohesive story.
- Minimum brief
- $5
- Maker keeps
- 85%
- You decide within
- 7 days
- Sets per maker
- 3
Paid for, and the clock is running
Open briefs
Highest price first
Nothing open under Other right now. See every brief
The whole mechanism
One rule, and everything obeys it
Want a change to a set you bought? Want the source files? That is another brief, priced again, aimed at the maker who made it. Nothing on this site works any other way.
- 01
Say what you want
Upload the screens you have — a screenshot, a video, or just a description. A link helps if there is one, but nothing here needs one. Say which kind of work you want, how many images, and what matters. Then name your price.
- 02
The money locks
The moment the brief goes up, the full amount is held on the buyer's card, where they cannot spend it and neither can we. That is why every brief a maker sees is one they can be paid for.
- 03
Makers submit
Any maker can send up to 3 sets. The brief page shows watermarked previews, and only some of them — which is how good work gets found without a portfolio, and stays protected until you buy it.
- 04
You pick one
The clock starts when the brief goes up. Choose within 7 days and the original files unlock the same second. We collect the payment and owe the maker 85% of it on the spot.
If nobody submits
The hold lasts 7 days and so does the brief. Nothing arrives, it closes, and the buyer was never charged a penny. They can post it again.
If you do not pick
The hold lapses at the deadline and you are charged nothing at all. Nobody picks for you, and the makers who sent work are paid nothing, so the choice is worth making. A directed request runs 3 days.
Why anyone pays for this
The tools got free. Taste didn’t.
What did not
Knowing which one
Out of that hundred, three make somebody download the app and ninety-seven do not. Telling them apart is not a tooling problem, and neither is asking for the right one precisely enough to get it back.
So
Taste became a trade
See the difference, ask for it precisely, and you hold the scarce half of this job. Here it is priced per brief, in the open, and the money is already reserved.
A maker here is not somebody who owns expensive software. It is somebody who knows what good looks like and can say so precisely enough that a machine produces it. That is a skill, it is rare, and until now there was nowhere obvious to sell it.
For makers
The money is held before you open the file
Every brief you can see has the buyer's card already held for the full amount — no invoice to chase, no client who disappears. Up to 3 sets each, 85% of the price is yours, paid the moment you are picked. After ten submissions your pick rate is public, so a stranger can check your eye without taking your word for it.
No unpaid pitching
Every brief that draws work pays somebody. The only question is who.
No portfolio gatekeeping
Your pick rate is the credential. It is earned in public.
Your originals stay yours
Until the buyer picks, watermarked previews are all that exist.
Before you ask
Questions people actually have
Do I need to be a trained designer to make sets?+
No. You need to know what good looks like and be able to describe it. Most makers here work through image tools rather than drawing from scratch. What gets picked is judgement, not software.
Which tools am I supposed to use?+
Whichever ones you like. We never ask and it makes no difference to the brief. You own what you submit and you are responsible for having the right to use it.
What stops a builder taking the work and not paying?+
The money is held on the buyer's card from the moment the brief appears, and when you are picked we collect it and owe you your share the same second. Everyone sees watermarked previews only; the original files unlock when you are picked, never before.
What if the buyer never picks?+
The hold lapses at the deadline, the buyer is charged nothing, and nobody is paid. That is the risk of this model and we are not going to pretend otherwise.
What if nobody submits anything to my brief?+
You are charged nothing. The hold simply lapses — no set means no charge.
Can I send several attempts?+
Up to 3 sets per brief. Sending three near-identical ones is usually worse than sending one considered set, because every submission counts against your pick rate whether it wins or not.
How does the ranking work?+
Pick rate is sets chosen divided by sets sent, and it only becomes public after 10 submissions so nobody sits at the top on a single lucky win. See the board.
When do I get paid?+
The moment the buyer picks, we owe you. In Hong Kong it is transferred to your Stripe account at once and reaches your bank about seven days later. Anywhere else we pay by Wise: at once if you have a Wise account, or once your balance reaches US$20 if you take it to a bank.
I bought a set and want one screen changed.+
That is a new brief aimed at the same maker, priced by you, running three days. Same for source files. Every transaction here works the same way, which is the point.
What does a brief cost?+
You decide. The floor is $5. What you offer is the strongest signal makers have about how much care to put in.