Vimo pays people to record ordinary tasks for physical AI

Why it surfaced

The site turns mundane household labor into training data, offering stated rates of $5–$20 per hour and promising review and payout within 24–48 hours. Its contributor instructions are unusually concrete: some tasks require a phone head mount, while others simply ask for a well-lit kitchen, garage, desk, or living room.

Vimo is a worldwide marketplace for recording first-person videos of cooking, chores, repairs, assembly, and other everyday activities using a smartphone.