Get paid for the AI work you have already done.
Open WebUI Data connects existing Open WebUI conversations to labs and research teams that need real AI workflows. Join the waitlist, and see the request, the reward, and the terms before you share anything.
Buyers get matched against this waitlist. Joining does not upload or share a single chat, and it puts you ahead of the queue when a request fits the work you do.
"An ordinary debugging session is data no lab can buy. Scraped text and paid task farms cannot reproduce a real goal, a tool that fails, and a real person deciding what to do next. If that work gets sold, you should be paid for it."
Join now. Decide later, every time.
Being on the list costs nothing and commits you to nothing. It only means you see the requests, and the rewards attached to them, before anyone else is asked.
Sign in with your Open WebUI Community account and click once. That is the whole step. No chats, no upload, no questionnaire.
Buyers describe the kind of conversations they need. When a request lines up with the work you do, we come to this list first.
What is being asked for, what it pays, who receives it, what they may do with it, how long they keep it, and what is excluded. All of it before you decide.
You choose the conversations, review what goes out, and get paid on the terms you accepted. Declining costs you nothing and does not remove you from the list.
You decide what leaves your machine.
Data platforms usually work by taking first and explaining later. This one cannot, because Open WebUI never had your conversations in the first place.
Share a single conversation, a selection, or everything matching a request you accepted. You set how wide it goes and you can narrow it later.
Requests state what must never be included, and anything you would rather not share simply stays unshared.
Open WebUI does not collect conversations from installs, self-hosted or otherwise. Anything that leaves does so because you switched it on, and it stops when you switch it off.
Leave the list whenever you like. Terms for anything you already agreed to are the ones written in that request.
What model teams keep asking for.
Debugging and refactoring sessions, tool and file workflows, support and operations chats, domain expertise, long research threads, and work done in languages other than English.
A real goal, real context, tools that fail, corrections, and an outcome. Length matters far less than whether the conversation shows the work.
Buyers screen requests by country, language, industry, role, and years of expertise. The narrower your field, the more often you are the person a request is actually looking for.
Rewards will depend on how specific a request is, how much review it needs, and how rare the work is. We are not publishing rates before there are real requests to attach them to.
One click, and you are on it.
All we need is your Open WebUI Community account, so that any future request reaches the right person. No chats, no upload, and nothing to configure.
Sign in to join the list.
Your Open WebUI Community account is how future requests find you. Signing in does not give anyone access to your chats.
Sign inFair questions before you join.
- Is this live yet?
- The waitlist is. Paid requests start reaching contributors once there is enough supply to match one against, and this list is how that gets built. Joining shares nothing and commits you to nothing.
- What would I actually be sharing?
- Whatever you agree to and nothing else: a conversation you pick, a selection, or an ongoing share you enable yourself. It is your own Open WebUI, so the scope is yours to set.
- How much does it pay?
- Every request will show its reward before you accept. Rewards depend on how specific the request is, how much review it needs, and how rare the work is. We are not quoting rates before there are real requests to quote.
- Does Open WebUI read my chats?
- No. Open WebUI does not collect conversations from installs by default, and joining this list does not grant access to anything.
- What about private or sensitive content?
- That judgement stays with you. Requests come with exclusions, and anything you would not want a stranger reading should never be shared.
- I self-host. Does this apply to me?
- Yes. Sharing is an export from your own instance on terms you set, whether that is one conversation or an ongoing share you switch on.
- Can I leave the list?
- At any time, at no cost, and without affecting anything else about your Open WebUI account.
Need this data for a model team?
Labs, model builders, evaluation and safety teams write the requests that reach this list. Describe what you need and we will test whether contributors are willing to supply it.
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