We are working with research partners and AI labs on a dataset of real-world, production-grade software repositories for an upcoming AI product currently in development.

We’re specifically looking for experienced developers and software agencies who have large-scale, production codebases and are open to licensing select repositories for AI training and research purposes.

This is not a development job and no new coding is required. We are reviewing existing repositories to determine whether they meet the standards for inclusion in this dataset.

Developers retain full ownership of their code. Participation involves granting limited licensing rights for training purposes only.

Qualified repositories may receive compensation typically ranging from $4,000–$10,000+ per repository, depending on factors such as scale, architecture, and overall usefulness for training.

Minimum requirement

We are prioritizing large, production-grade codebases:

1,000,000+ lines of code (preferred)
or multiple repositories in the 100,000+ LOC range that can be bundled together

Smaller projects generally do not meet the requirements for this dataset.

Examples of repositories that may qualify
Full-stack web applications
Backend platforms or APIs
Mobile applications
Machine learning systems
Production SaaS platforms
Large internal tools or enterprise software
Repositories that typically do NOT qualify
Empty or inactive repositories
Small personal projects
Forks of open-source projects
Repositories primarily composed of vendor libraries
Auto-generated code or build artifacts

If interested, please include:

The programming languages you primarily use
Approximate number of repositories over 100k LOC (or any 1M+ LOC systems)
The types of systems or applications you’ve built

We will review submissions and follow up with developers whose repositories align with the dataset requirements.

We are working with research partners and AI labs on a dataset of real-world, production-grade software repositories for an upcoming AI product currently in development.

We’re specifically looking for experienced developers and software agencies who have large-scale, production codebases and are open to licensing select repositories for AI training and research purposes.

This is not a development job and no new coding is required. We are reviewing existing repositories to determine whether they meet the standards for inclusion in this dataset.

Developers retain full ownership of their code. Participation involves granting limited licensing rights for training purposes only.

Qualified repositories may receive compensation typically ranging from $4,000–$10,000+ per repository, depending on factors such as scale, architecture, and overall usefulness for training.

Minimum requirement

We are prioritizing large, production-grade codebases:

1,000,000+ lines of code (preferred)
or multiple repositories in the 100,000+ LOC range that can be bundled together

Smaller projects generally do not meet the requirements for this dataset.

Examples of repositories that may qualify
Full-stack web applications
Backend platforms or APIs
Mobile applications
Machine learning systems
Production SaaS platforms
Large internal tools or enterprise software
Repositories that typically do NOT qualify
Empty or inactive repositories
Small personal projects
Forks of open-source projects
Repositories primarily composed of vendor libraries
Auto-generated code or build artifacts

If interested, please include:

The programming languages you primarily use
Approximate number of repositories over 100k LOC (or any 1M+ LOC systems)
The types of systems or applications you’ve built

We will review submissions and follow up with developers whose repositories align with the dataset requirements.

We are working with research partners and AI labs on a dataset of real-world, production-grade software repositories for an upcoming AI product currently in development.

We’re specifically looking for experienced developers and software agencies who have large-scale, production codebases and are open to licensing select repositories for AI training and research purposes.

This is not a development job and no new coding is required. We are reviewing existing repositories to determine whether they meet the standards for inclusion in this dataset.

Developers retain full ownership of their code. Participation involves granting limited licensing rights for training purposes only.

Qualified repositories may receive compensation typically ranging from $4,000–$10,000+ per repository, depending on factors such as scale, architecture, and overall usefulness for training.

Minimum requirement

We are prioritizing large, production-grade codebases:

1,000,000+ lines of code (preferred)
or multiple repositories in the 100,000+ LOC range that can be bundled together

Smaller projects generally do not meet the requirements for this dataset.

Examples of repositories that may qualify
Full-stack web applications
Backend platforms or APIs
Mobile applications
Machine learning systems
Production SaaS platforms
Large internal tools or enterprise software
Repositories that typically do NOT qualify
Empty or inactive repositories
Small personal projects
Forks of open-source projects
Repositories primarily composed of vendor libraries
Auto-generated code or build artifacts

If interested, please include:

The programming languages you primarily use
Approximate number of repositories over 100k LOC (or any 1M+ LOC systems)
The types of systems or applications you’ve built

We will review submissions and follow up with developers whose repositories align with the dataset requirements.

I am launching a premium, institutional-grade data dashboard service for real estate investors. I need a punchy, aggressive, 15-second video ad optimized for Facebook/Instagram feeds and Reels.
This must be designed as a "sound-off" ad. The narrative must be driven 100% by kinetic typography (text overlays) and high-end UI motion graphics. I am NOT looking for a standard video editor to stitch together stock footage. I need a motion designer who can make software look sexy.
What I will provide:
• A link to the live, working dashboard for you to screen-record (or I can provide high-res UI assets/recordings).
• The exact scene-by-scene storyboard and text copy.
• Brand colors and fonts.
What you will do:
• Animate a 15-second video based on my storyboard.
• Create cinematic, 3D camera sweeps of the dashboard interface.
• Animate UI elements (e.g., a cursor dragging a slider, numbers rapidly ticking down, matrices changing color).
• Design bold, modern text overlays that pop on mobile screens.
• Provide the final video in both 4:5 (Feed) and 9:16 (Story/Reels) aspect ratios.
• Add a heavy, fast-paced background beat (even though it's designed for sound-off, we still need premium audio).
Required Skills:
• Expert in After Effects / UI Motion Design.
• Experience creating direct-response Facebook/Meta ads for SaaS or Fintech.
• Strong understanding of kinetic typography and mobile-first design.
To Apply:
Please do not send me a generic reel of wedding videos or talking-head corporate interviews. Reply with 1 or 2 examples of UI/UX motion design or software SaaS ads you have animated. Start your proposal with the word "DASHBOARD" so I know you read this.

Project: App Store Screenshots for iOS App — "Scroll Kitty"

What the app does:
Scroll Kitty is a screen time control app with a virtual cat. The cat loses 5 HP every time the user bypasses an app block. If they scroll too much, the cat dies. Think Tamagotchi meets screen time control.

What I need:
6 App Store screenshots at 1320×2868px (iPhone 6.9" Pro Max). I'll also need source files (Figma or PSD).

Slide-by-slide brief:

1. Hero — Headline: "Your Cat's Life Is in Your Hands". Show the healthy cat prominently with the dashboard screenshot inside an iPhone mockup. Blue gradient background (#015AD7 → #BBDBFF). Subtext: "A screen time app with a soul."
2. Stakes — Headline: "Every Scroll Costs Your Cat 5 HP". Show the −5 HP mechanic visually — the cat going from happy to concerned. Use the dashboard screenshot in a phone mockup.
3. Protection — Headline: "She Blocks Your Most Tempting Apps". Dark navy background (#00183B). Show the settings/app selection screenshot in a phone mockup with the guardian cat pose beside it.
4. Consequence — Headline: "Scroll Too Much and She Won't Make It". Dark/dramatic background. Show the cat's health declining — tired and dead states. This is the emotional gut-punch slide.
5. Insights — Headline: "See Where Your Time Really Goes". Light background. Show the Insights tab screenshot in a phone mockup. Subtext: "Weekly reports. Goal tracking. Real patterns."
6. Trust/Close — Headline: "Join Thousands Reclaiming Their Time". Solid blue background (#015AD7). App icon, happy cat, and a grid of feature pills: "Automatic Reshielding", "Custom Schedules", "Weekly Reports", "5 Cat Health
States", "Privacy First", "No Ads Ever".

Brand details:
- Primary blue: #015AD7
- Light blue: #BBDBFF
- Dark navy: #00183B
- Font: Sofia Pro (files included in ZIP)
- The cat has 14 expressive poses — use them as floating elements outside the phone frame for personality

Assets I'm providing (in attached ZIP):
- 9 cat pose PNGs (healthy, concerned, tired, sick, dead, guardian, courageous, hesitant, celebration)
- App icon (1024px)
- Gold iPhone mockup frame
- Real device screenshots (dashboard, settings)
- Sofia Pro font files (4 weights)

Competitors for reference:
- Brainrot: (link removed) (closest competitor — also has character + HP)
- Opal: (link removed) (premium design benchmark)
- Roots: (link removed) (illustration style reference)
- one sec: (link removed) (clean typography reference)

I’m building a simple web app for traders called PROP GUARD. The goal of the app is to help traders avoid breaching prop firm rules such as daily loss limits and max drawdown. This is an MVP (minimum viable product), so the focus is on simplicity, speed, and usability.

The core features include a dashboard that displays account balance, daily loss remaining, max drawdown remaining, and profit target progress, along with a simple status indicator (safe, caution, danger). There will be a risk calculator where users input account balance, risk percentage, entry price, and stop loss, and it outputs lot size and dollar risk. The app will also include a rule engine, which is the core feature, that tracks daily loss and drawdown, updates after each trade, and shows warnings when the user is close to breaching rules (for example, “1 more loss may breach account”). Additionally, there will be a trade input feature where users can log trades (profit or loss), and the dashboard updates automatically based on those trades.

The app should have a clean, modern UI with dark mode (similar to TradingView style), be mobile responsive, and prioritize speed and simplicity. There is no need for charts or broker integrations at this stage. Preferred tech stack is React for the frontend and Firebase or Supabase for the backend.

This is not a complex trading platform, and it is important to keep the MVP simple and focused. I may expand the project after this initial version. The goal is to complete the MVP within 2–4 weeks.

Hotbox Vending operates in the automated retail industry, using smart, connected vending machines to deliver convenient, self-service access to products through a tech-enabled, cashless, and scalable business model.
Website must include:
- Landing page
- Compliance page
- Advertising page
- Sign-up section
- Contact page
- Section presenting the machines
- Section explaining what hotbox promotes

I work with construction professionals who aren’t tech-savvy and need an easy way to create schedules, track tasks, and manage payments. I’m looking for someone to design or build a solution where:

All tasks are pre-loaded into the system.
Users can assign dates to tasks.
The system generates a schedule on a calendar automatically.
Users can view their schedule in a calendar before submitting it.
Payment feature: for draws that reflect 2–3 payments, users can assign tasks to payments, and the tool automatically splits the total scope evenly (if scope allows).
Company-branded: tool should display our branding/logo.
Shareable: schedules can be shared easily with different contractors.
Accessible: works seamlessly on both mobile devices and desktop computers.

The goal is simplicity: intuitive task assignment, clear calendar view, easy payment tracking, professional branding, and cross-device accessibility.

Firm $125

Please respond with:

Experience with task management or scheduling tools
Experience implementing payment features or milestone tracking
Experience adding branding, shareable/exportable functionality, and mobile/desktop accessibility
Examples of similar projects you’ve completed

I have a time formula for 4 cells. Cell one is todays date, Cell 2 shows a value of months remaining, Cell 3 is the start date and Cell 4 is the end date. I want Cell 2 to be highlighted if the value is a negative number.

Experience not required but ideal! We help students get into Medical school and you could be apart of this amazing outcome too! As long as you're willing to learn and passionate about helping ensure students have a smooth journey within our programmes :) No prior knowledge needed, all training is provided.

Salary: base + commission/bonus for retention, upsell, testimonials, reaching KPIs etc. The budget shown on the post is not a cap but a potential estimate of the salary. However this may vary and can be higher with good performance.

Looking for a friendly and approachable team member to take care of our students. This is everything from onboarding new students, to regular check ins on their progress, ensuring they are receiving our services, dealing with any complaints (rare), etc. You will develop a close relationship with our students in this manner, and also work closely with our other team members to ensure our students leave happy and even want to continue working with us further. Everyone is friendly and superb at their roles!

You will work closely with the founders. And as we are a small team, we're looking for A* and proactive team members who although don't really need experience, is willing to learn and voice out new ideas in line with the company goals. Your opinions would actually matter and you may actually see things to fruition and make an actual impact within the company!

Requirements
1. FULL-TIME, including weekends, with weekdays off. Either 9 hours/day for 5 days/week or 8 hours/day for 6 days/week (salary will differ ; either way, initial training period is 6 days a week, then may be able to adjust to 5 days a week after the onboarding process).
2. Excellent English speaking skills, with a clear and NEUTRAL accent - this is a must.
3. Stable internet connection and a quiet, professional working environment (no background noise).
4. Available to hop on video/voice calls and communicate confidently with students and parents as part of customer success.
5. Responsible for updating and maintaining databases/CRM, ensuring student, parent, and internal records are accurate and up to date.
6. Include the phrase “red star” in your application so we know you’ve read the entire job description.

Able to start ASAP!!

Hey there 👋

We're a real estate investment company getting ready to build out our corporate website from the ground up — and we're looking for a UX designer who thinks before they design.

Here's the deal: we don't need someone to make things look pretty (that comes later). We need someone who can help us figure out *what to say, where to say it, and how to guide three distinct audiences (plus the general public) through one cohesive site.* If your first instinct is to ask about our users before opening Figma — you're probably the right fit.

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## What's the project?

We're building a 6–8 page website with role-based authenticated dashboards. The site serves:

- Property sellers and clients
- Investors (passive, LP/fund level)
- Partners (realtors, contractors, hard money lenders, etc.)
- General public and inbound leads

Each audience lands on the same site but has totally different goals — and once they log in, each gets a dashboard tailored to their role. The dashboards share common panels but are shaped to the specific user group. We need someone who can untangle that and build a UX foundation that makes sense across the board.

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## What we need from you

**Phase 1 – Content Strategy & Sitemap**
Figure out the messaging hierarchy. What pages do we need? What goes on each one? How does the navigation serve each audience without overwhelming anyone?

**Phase 2 – User Personas & Journey Maps**
Build out personas for each segment — who they are, what they care about, what makes them bounce, and how they move from "just looking" to "let's talk."

**Phase 3 – Wireframes**
Low-fi first, then mid-fi with real content placeholders, interaction notes, and responsive breakpoints (desktop + mobile). Dashboards are moderate complexity with shared panels (activity feed, document vault, notifications) plus role-specific views — e.g., deal pipeline for investors, project status for partners, transaction tracking for sellers/clients. No interactive charts or real-time data at this stage.

**Handoff**
Everything delivered in Figma with a component inventory, developer annotations, and a brief walkthrough (Loom or similar).

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## Timeline

1 week. Fast turnaround — three phases, each with a review gate and one revision round included.

- **Days 1–2:** Content strategy, sitemap, draft personas
- **Days 3–4:** Journey maps, low-fi wireframes
- **Days 5–7:** Mid-fi wireframes, dashboard detail, handoff package

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## What we're really looking for

This isn't a one-and-done gig. We're building a brand from the ground up, and the UX work feeds directly into visual design, copywriting, and development phases that follow. If you do great work here, there's a real path to stay involved as the project grows.

We care way more about *how you think* than how many Dribbble likes you have. Show us you can ask the right questions, structure information for real humans, and deliver wireframes that a developer can actually build from.

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## Budget

Competitive — send us your rate and preferred structure (fixed fee, phase-based, whatever works for you).

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## To apply, send us:

1. A portfolio link — bonus points for B2B, financial services, or real estate work
2. One example where your UX strategy directly shaped the final product (not just the visuals)
3. Your estimated fee and a quick note on how you'd approach this

Looking forward to hearing from you!

Summary
We are working with research partners and AI labs on a dataset of real-world software repositories for an upcoming AI product currently in development.

We’re looking for experienced developers and software agencies who have large existing codebases and are open to licensing select repositories for AI training and research purposes.

This is not a development job and no new coding is required. We are simply reviewing existing repositories to determine whether they may be suitable for inclusion in the dataset.

Developers retain ownership of their code. Participation involves granting limited licensing rights for training purposes only.

Qualified repositories may receive compensation typically ranging from $4,000–$10,000 per repository, depending on factors such as project complexity, architecture, and overall usefulness for training purposes.

Minimum requirement

Repositories must contain at least 100,000 lines of original code. Smaller projects typically do not meet the dataset requirements.

Examples of repositories that may qualify

• Full-stack web applications
• Backend platforms or APIs
• Mobile applications
• Machine learning systems
• Production SaaS platforms
• Large internal tools or enterprise software

Repositories that usually do NOT qualify

• Empty repositories
• Very small personal projects
• Forks of open-source projects
• Repositories primarily containing vendor libraries
• Auto-generated or build artifacts

If interested, please include:

The programming languages you primarily use

Approximate number of repositories over 100k lines of code

The types of systems or applications you’ve built

We will review submissions and follow up with developers whose repositories may be a good fit for this dataset.

We have an existing Flutter-based e-commerce app that allows users to browse and purchase products. Currently, the app is fetching products too slowly, resulting in poor user experience and longer load times.

Project: Design 5 One-Pager Variations (8.5x11, Print-Ready) for Legal Tech Company

Overview:
We need a designer to create five 8.5x11 vertical one-sheeters for our legal tech company, YoCierge. These will be printed on 14pt glossy stock and used as sales/marketing leave-behinds. All five should follow a consistent visual system/template, with content and screenshots varying across each version.
Deliverables:
Five print-ready one-pager designs (8.5x11, vertical orientation, 14pt glossy). Files delivered as print-ready PDFs with bleed/trim marks, plus editable source files (Figma, InDesign, or Illustrator — state your preference).
Design Direction:
Clean, modern, professional — this is B2B SaaS for law firms. The tone should feel credible and polished, not flashy. Think: confident, minimal, easy to scan. Each one-pager follows a structured layout with a headline/subhead section up top, a value prop strip in the middle, a feature breakdown with product screenshots, and a bottom section with supporting details. We'll provide all copy, screenshots, and brand assets. A reference screenshot of our product UI is linked below for context.
What We'll Provide:

Final copy for all five variations (first variation included below for reference)
Product UI screenshots for each version
Brand guidelines / logo / color palette
Reference screenshots to be provided

Layout Reference (Variation 1 — Generic):

Top half: Headline + subhead + product screenshot or workflow graphic on the right
Middle strip: Three value props (flat-fee pricing, live tracking, HIPAA compliance) in a horizontal band
Bottom half — left: Feature stack with three product screenshots (ReChron, Medical Expense Table, AI Summaries) paired with descriptive bullets on the right
Bottom half — footer: Two-column block covering Authorizations & Records services

Ideal Candidate:

Strong portfolio of print collateral, especially B2B/SaaS one-pagers or sell sheets
Experience designing for legal, healthcare, or enterprise tech is a plus
Comfortable working from structured copy and integrating product screenshots cleanly
Can deliver print-ready files with proper bleed, CMYK, and trim specs

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