Four programmes that pay you to record chores name the Philippines on their own pages, checked 11 Nov 2026: Claru ($5 an hour in USD, paid by Wise or Payoneer), AniAni (₱150 per approved hour to GCash, a new Metro Manila pilot), QwestLab (tasks located in the Philippines, reward set per project) and Human Motion Data (a "Philippines-led" contributor base). Loggy3 pays for screen recordings here. Atlas Capture, the most searched name, says it is open in "most countries" but does not list them.
- Claru names the Philippines and pays $5 an hour in US dollars, by Wise, Payoneer or a local equivalent.
- AniAni pays pesos to GCash, but it is a pilot with no payout record yet.
- Loggy3 pays for computer screen recordings, not chores, by GCash, PayMaya and others.
- Atlas Capture and TaskVerse are widely searched, but neither names the Philippines for chore recording on its own pages.
Which apps say they accept the Philippines?
These programmes name the Philippines on their own pages. Pay is only for footage that passes review.
| Programme | What you record | Stated pay | Payout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claru | Household chores | $5/hr (USD) | Wise, Payoneer or local equivalent, every 2 weeks |
| AniAni | Housework (Metro Manila) | ₱150 per approved hour, up to ₱200 | GCash, Fridays; ₱100 minimum |
| QwestLab | Home tasks, 5+ minute clips | Set per project | Not stated |
| Human Motion Data | Household tasks | Shown in the app | Not stated |
| Loggy3 (screen) | Your computer screen | $0.10 to $1.00/hr by tier | GCash, PayMaya, GrabPay, PayPal and more |
How are you paid in the Philippines, and in which currency?
Claru's Asia listing pays in US dollars by international transfer through Wise, Payoneer or a local equivalent, every two weeks. AniAni pays in pesos straight to GCash every Friday once your balance reaches ₱100.
Loggy3 sets its rates in US dollars and pays through its payment partner, with withdrawal by GCash, PayMaya, GrabPay, PayPal, AirTM or Payoneer. QwestLab and Human Motion Data do not state a payout method on their public pages.
Which apps say they are open worldwide?
These programmes do not name the Philippines, but say they accept people in any or most countries. Check the app for tasks in your area before you record.
- micro1: its everyday tasks page says it is open to everyone, globally, and pays every two weeks. No home rate is stated. Source: micro1: everyday tasks page, read 11 Nov 2026.
- Firsthand: teams and individuals in any country can apply, with a $38 an hour base session rate and Net 7 payment.
- EgoVista: open worldwide; the rate is shown per mission and paid by bank transfer.
- GoKuna: first-person household clips pay $10 per accepted clip and are open worldwide, paid through Stripe.
- Atlas Capture: sign-up is open in "most countries", but it does not list them, and pay varies by country.
What about the apps people in the Philippines search for?
These names come up most in Philippine searches. Here is what their own pages say.
- Atlas Capture: pays per approved hour; its site says sign-up is open in "most countries" without listing them. Atlas Capture review.
- Loggy3: names the Philippines, but it records your computer screen, not chores. Is Loggy3 legit?.
- TaskVerse: its platform invites tasks "from anywhere in the world", but the recording project we found, Everyday Moments, is for people in the United States, and registration can close by country. TaskVerse review.
- Contracted AI: its site loads only in a browser and we could not confirm which countries it accepts. Contracted AI review.
- Human Motion Data: says its contributors are "Philippines-led" and that it pays at the rates shown in the app.
What is not stated?
None of these programmes states a peso rate except AniAni. Claru and Loggy3 set rates in US dollars, so the peso amount depends on the exchange rate and any transfer fees.
QwestLab and Human Motion Data do not publish a rate or payout method on their public pages. AniAni has not yet shown a payout, so there is no record of it paying.
How do you check an app before you record?
A few minutes of checking can save hours of unpaid recording.
- Find the country on the programme's own site or app listing, not in a social media post.
- Read the rate, the currency and whether it is per approved hour, per clip or an "up to" figure.
- Check the payout method and minimum: does it reach your GCash, UPI, PayPal, Wise or bank account, and are there fees?
- Never pay a fee to join, and never share a one-time password (OTP) or PIN.
- Read who owns the footage and whether you can delete it.
- Record one short task first and wait for the first payout before you record many hours.
What we checked (11 November 2026)
On 11 November 2026 we read each programme's own pages in plain text and kept a verbatim quote for every country, rate and payout method on this page. A programme is listed for the Philippines only when its own page names the country or a region that contains it. For every other programme, see the full list of apps that pay you to record chores.
Run a crew or own a business?
Some programmes pay a business for footage of the work its team already does, and the owner decides each worker's share. If you run a business in the Philippines, check whether your business qualifies and compare the programmes that pay businesses, compared. If your company also keeps records such as job files or work orders, see what your company records are worth.
Next step
Compare every programme, including those that do not accept the Philippines, in the full list of apps that pay you to record chores.
Common questions
Is there an app that pays you to record chores in the Philippines?
Yes. Claru, AniAni, QwestLab and Human Motion Data name the Philippines on their own pages. Claru pays $5 an hour in US dollars; AniAni pays ₱150 per approved hour to GCash in Metro Manila.
Which chore recording apps pay to GCash?
AniAni pays to GCash every Friday once your balance reaches ₱100. Loggy3, a screen recording app, also lists GCash. Claru pays by Wise, Payoneer or a local equivalent.
Does Atlas Capture accept the Philippines?
Atlas Capture says sign-up is open in most countries and that pay varies by country, but its pages do not list the countries. Check the app before you buy a head strap.
Is Loggy3 available in the Philippines?
Yes. Loggy3 says it is available in the Philippines, Kenya, India and Pakistan. It records your computer screen, not chores, and pays $0.10 to $1.00 an hour by tier.
Is AniAni legit?
AniAni is a new Metro Manila pilot. It says joining is free and that payout receipts will appear once the pilot pays out, so there is no payment record yet. Start with one task.
Do these apps pay in pesos?
AniAni pays in pesos. Claru and Loggy3 set rates in US dollars, so the peso amount depends on the exchange rate and transfer fees.
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