Try Ponako How Ponako works
Ponako finds a computer with the model you want, runs your question, and bills you in dollars.
01 / AskCreate an account with an email and password. Ponako starts you with a little credit, so you can ask something useful before adding a card.
Ponako finds a working computer with the model you chose, strips obvious personal details from the copy it sends, and the answer appears word by word. Ponako keeps an encrypted record of the original question and the answer.
02 / ShareRun one installer. It checks the hardware, picks a model that fits, and asks Ponako for work. Every call starts from your computer, so nothing connects into your home.
curl -fsSL https://ponako.com/install.sh | bashReview what Ponako found, choose when the computer is available, pause it whenever you like, and keep 85% of completed work.
For every question, Ponako checks the exact model, the price, and whether the computer is working. It picks the cheapest one that is working, and tries another if it fails.
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04 / CheckEvery approved model has a fingerprint. Before a computer joins, it proves its local file matches. While it works, it answers fresh checks. Finished jobs carry a receipt you can read. The answering computer still sees the question; verified means the model file matches, not that the operator is blind.
You can ask a second provider to check the first result. Ponako shows whether they agreed and charges for both jobs plainly.
05 / SettleBuyers prepay in dollars and see cost after each answer. Providers receive 85%. Ponako keeps 15% for routing, metering, checks, billing, and payouts. No tokens or cryptocurrency are involved.
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