gitwork.io

Make money on GitHub.

GitWork turns repositories into bounty hubs for open source projects.
Maintainers can label issues with reward amounts, contributors solve them, and payouts are released automatically when pull requests are merged.
Everything happens inside GitHub - simple, transparent, and built for sustainability.

About GitWork

GitWork makes open source financially sustainable by turning GitHub repositories into bounty-driven collaboration hubs.

Maintainers can label any issue with a reward amount, for example
GitWork:USDC:50 or GitWork:SOL:5.
The GitWork App tracks contributions, verifies merges, and triggers payouts automatically once the work is accepted.

Contributors can browse active bounties directly on GitHub or through the GitWork dashboard, claim tasks, and receive payment once their pull request is merged.

GitWork supports multiple tokens and integrates seamlessly with your existing GitHub workflow. No external setup or configuration is required.

Setup Guide

For Repo Owners - Create Bounties

1. Install GitWork
   Add the GitWork GitHub App to your repository in one click.

2. Label Your Issue
   Add a label like

   gitwork:usdc:50
   

3. Fund the Escrow
   GitWork creates a secure wallet and requests the bounty amount.

4. Auto-Release
   Funds are automatically released when a pull request solving the issue is merged.

For Contributors - Claim Your Rewards

1. Find a Bounty
   Look for issues labeled with GitWork bounties on GitHub.
2. Solve the Issue
   Submit a pull request that references the issue using its number.
3. Get Tagged
   When your pull request is merged, GitWork tags you with a claim link.
4. Claim and Cash Out
   Log in with GitHub, connect your wallet, and get paid instantly.

Key Features

• Native GitHub integration with automated bounty tracking
• Simple issue-label syntax for creating paid tasks
• Secure, verified payout flow after successful merges
• Multi-currency and token support (e.g., USDC, SOL)
• Designed for sustainability in open source communities

Why GitWork

Open source should be sustainable.
GitWork helps maintainers reward contributors, attract new talent, and keep projects moving forward - all within GitHub.