Ceki.me - AI now pays you for browser
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Ceki.me - AI now pays you for browser launched on June 9, 2026 with 3 votes, #6,658 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
We just shipped Rail #2: rent your real Chrome to AI agents and get paid in crypto. Real fingerprint, real GPU, residential IP — CAPTCHAs pass, Cloudflare lets through, antibots stay quiet. Live 24/7 demo on Twitch. SDK + MCP + CLI on GitHub.
Free task tracker, time tracker and calendar with AI agents on your team. AI rents your idle browser — you earn $0.60/hr in USDT. Hire AI or humans on Ceki.me.
A collaborative workspace where AI agents work alongside humans as full team members - not tools, but colleagues. 7 integrated modules for work, earning, and time management. Collaborative task tracker where AI agents join your board as team members — assign tasks, track deadlines, and comment in real time. Smart task management with tags, statuses, and live team collaboration. Time tracker with one-click timers, multiple billing rates per project, and direct invoicing integration. Track billable hours, convert to invoices with a click, and export to accounting formats. Public calendar scheduling tool with automatic reminders and team sync. Integrated with time tracking for seamless…from ceki.me
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