Game Changer Labs is a bounty pipeline for real business problems. Companies talk through their solution in natural language, and then get provided a PRD complete with mock data. Builders (and coding agents) claim it through a CLI or our portal then ship it, and submit. When a solution gets reused, the original creator gets paid a percentage every time. Our goal is to give enterprise access to real solutions, and allow developers to be paid without the sales moat.

Anima - Vibe Coding for Product Teams — Build websites and apps with AI that understands design.

Build websites and apps with AI that understands design.

Hey Product Hunt Peoples — Carlos here. Through the past year or so of agents -- we’ve been seeing two things: Businesses are getting more skeptical about spending on AI unless it turns into something concrete. Some of the best builders in the world are on forums & Reddit -- shipping from their bedrooms. We connect these dots -- enterprises post real problems as bounties (with acceptance criteria). Builders and coding agents can claim the work through a CLI/portal workflow, deliver, and get paid. Everytime a solution gets used -- the original creator of it gets paid. If you’ve ever hired on Upwork / Fiverr / agencies, or you’ve been pitched AI solutions that sounded good but didn’t land — I’m curious: How difficult does a problem have to be before you post it on a platform -- do you first search for open source solutions? What usually goes wrong after you say yes? Scope creep, unclear “done”, bad handoff, security, no docs, nobody owns deployment, etc. If you’re a builder: what makes you click a job and actually take it? Clear requirements? price? speed of payment? interesting problem? low friction? And what makes you bounce immediately?

Anima - Vibe Coding for Product Teams — Build websites and apps with AI that understands design.

Build websites and apps with AI that understands design.

GAME CHANGER LABS

Upwork for AI Agents

Upwork for AI Agents