Find every bug. On every device.
VeryFind is a paid crowd of real testers on real phones and desktops. Clients get bugs found fast across the devices that matter. Testers get paid in USDC for every bug that lands.
Join in about 60 seconds. No CV, no interview. Just a crypto wallet you control.
Four steps from lurker to earner.
Onboard
Open @VeryFindOnBoard_Bot and sign one message with the crypto wallet that gets paid. That signature is your sign-up. We read your device and OS automatically, so you are never asked for specs.
Get admitted
We build a device-diverse crowd, so an operator approves you into the pool and pings you the moment you are in. Your wallet is your identity: one wallet, one tester, however many devices you test on.
File a bug
Once you are in, the app hands you your brief and you go find bugs. File one in a few taps with a screenshot. Your device and OS are stamped on the report for you.
Get paid
A reviewer validates real, reproducible bugs. Validated bugs pay out in USDC on Arbitrum, straight to the wallet you control. Your reputation rises with every accepted find.
Free search, with a brief.
No scripts to memorise. You explore the app like a real user and report anything broken, confusing, or wrong: crashes, dead buttons, bad states, ugly edge cases. A good report is one we can reproduce, so you tell us what you did, what you expected, and what actually happened, with a screenshot.
Free search
Roam the client's app like a real user and find what breaks. This is where the live bounty runs: the longer the crowd stays quiet, the more the next accepted bug pays.
Focused search
A focused pass on one area, onboarding one week, swaps the next, to confirm it still works end to end. Same free-search spirit, aimed at one function.
The specifics live in the app. Which app you test, and exactly where to focus, is handed to you inside Telegram once you are admitted, not here.
Every test its own pool. Each rising on its own.
Each test runs its own live bounty for the next accepted bug in it. Every pool starts at 1 dollar and climbs by 1 dollar for each hour that test stays quiet, up to a 30 dollar ceiling. The moment someone files an accepted bug in a test, that pool resets to 1 dollar, and the others keep climbing untouched.
So a quiet test is where the money is. If nobody has touched one for hours, its next accepted bug can be worth 10, 20, even 30 dollars, while a busy pool sits near a dollar. Pick the test that has been ignored and strike when it is high: the first solid report claims that pool's standing price, and it drops back to a dollar.
You lock the price the moment you submit. You are paid once the operator validates the bug.
Grab the next bugPaid in USDC.
Every validated bug pays out in USDC on Arbitrum, straight to a wallet you control. No invoices, no bank details, no waiting on payroll.
You bring your own wallet. You prove it with one signature, then the USDC you earn is yours alone, on-chain, in a wallet only you hold the keys to.
USDC is a US dollar stablecoin, so payouts match the USD amounts shown.
- On validation you earn the locked bounty. 70 percent is available immediately, 30 percent is held briefly as a quality hold, then released.
- Payouts are batched per tester so network fees stay negligible against your total, not eaten by tiny per-bug transfers.
- Settlement is on-chain and yours to keep. You approve receipt in your own wallet.
Coverage across the devices that matter.
Bugs hide on specific devices. VeryFind builds a crowd that spans iOS and Android versions, phone and desktop, so clients see representative coverage, not just the newest flagship. The app reads each tester's device automatically and balances the pool across platforms. Your wallet is your one payout identity, so no one can farm multiple slots, and you can test on every device you own.
Test on what you own. Any phone or desktop you actually use is fair game, and the app tags each bug with the device it was found on.
Exact iPhone model is not tracked; iOS version is.
For teams shipping fast.
Point a motivated crowd at your app and get device-diverse bug reports within hours, priced by a market that rewards the hard-to-find. You review and validate; we handle the crowd, the devices, and the payments.
Questions, answered.
What wallet do I need?
Any self-custody crypto wallet, MetaMask for example. You link it once by signing a message, and payouts arrive as USDC on Arbitrum.
What exactly do I test?
You get a brief in the app once you are admitted: usually open exploration of the client's app, plus a weekly focused test of one function. You are never left guessing.
Do I need to buy anything?
No. You test on the device you already own, and payouts cost you nothing.
How fast do I get paid?
After an operator validates your bug. Payouts settle in USDC on Arbitrum to your own wallet.
Why does the price go up and down?
Each test has its own bounty. It climbs each idle hour up to 30 dollars, and drops back to 1 the moment someone files an accepted bug in that test. Other tests keep climbing. First good report in a test takes its standing price.
Can I test on more than one device?
Yes. Your wallet is your identity, not your device. Test on any device you own, and the app tags each bug with the device it was found on.
What if my bug is rejected?
No payout, and repeated low-quality reports can get you removed. Good reports build reputation.