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The hard part is knowing whether you can work together before either of you has committed to anything. Every project here says what it really offers, and you can test the working relationship with a short trial before anyone commits further.
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The projects below are examples showing what a brief looks like here — nobody is behind them. We are putting the first real ones together by hand so the early listings are worth reading. Tell us what you are working on and we will help you write yours.
What is being built, what stage it is at, the real responsibilities, the weekly hours, and how long it runs. No listing goes up without them.
Paid, equity, revenue share, open source, portfolio work — named before you apply, and filterable, so you never spend an evening on terms you would have refused.
Three to fourteen days with an agreed objective, deliverable and end date. You find out how someone communicates and delivers before anyone promises anything larger.
Looking for: Front-end developer
A web app that listens to language learners practising out loud and tells them what to fix. The speech pipeline and feedback logic work end to end; the interface is a bare prototype I built to test the idea and it is now the thing holding the project back.
Students, early-career builders and people with an unfinished side project — software, AI, research prototypes, portfolio work. Whether you have the idea and need people, or the skills and want something real to work on.
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Tell us about the project or the kind of work you want to join, and what you are missing right now. Concrete answers are more useful than polished ones.
Looking for: Product designer
A small site that shows where in Austria you can get things repaired instead of replaced — bikes, electronics, clothes. The data is collected and the pages render, but it looks like a spreadsheet with a stylesheet and nobody stays long enough to search.
Looking for: Research assistant or data-minded student
Master's thesis work on how Austrian job adverts describe required German levels. I have scraped about 40,000 adverts and need a second pair of hands to build a labelling scheme and work through a sample with me so the annotations are consistent.