pixelsThe unit

A pixel is a cent
of the company.

That is the whole idea. Not points, not a voucher, not a promise. One pixel is one cent of tokenised stock in the company whose app you were using, and it goes to a wallet only you control.

The arithmetic

1 pixel
1 cent of that company
100 pixels
one whole dollar of it
1,000 pixels
ten dollars of it
33,869 pixels
one entire share of Alphabet, at $338.69
61 cents of one dollar

One cell, one cent. Fill the grid and a whole dollar of the company is yours.

Because a pixel is a fixed amount of value, an hour is worth the same whether it goes to Snapchat or Alphabet. The share price only decides how many pixels make up a whole share.

What each platform pays

Watching earns per hour. Posting earns per piece. The daily cap is the most any one platform can pay you in a day, so a phone left playing all night earns no more than a normal evening.

PlatformPaysWatchingPostingDaily capA day at the cap
YouTubeGOOGL3 px / hr50 per upload, 5 per 1,000 views24 px$0.24
RobloxRBLX5 px / hr100 per experience update40 px$0.40
RedditRDDT3 px / hr10 per post, 2 per comment24 px$0.24
SnapchatSNAP2 px / hr20 per Spotlight16 px$0.16
InstagramMETA3 px / hr30 per post24 px$0.24
NetflixNFLX2 px / hrwatch only16 px$0.16
XboxMSFT4 px / hr40 per server or mod32 px$0.32
TwitchAMZN3 px / hr20 per hour streamed24 px$0.24
GTATTWO4 px / hr40 per creation32 px$0.32
Everything elseQQQ1 px / hrwatch only8 px$0.08

A worked example

Say you watch 3 hours of YouTube a day, every day.

3 hr x 3 px
9 pixels a day
9 pixels
$0.09 a day
over a month
$2.74
over a year
$32.85
which is
0.097 of a GOOGL share

Add the other apps you use and it stacks. Share prices as of 9 September 2026, and they go down as well as up.

How it is counted

Allow usage access once and your phone reports how long each app was open. Creator earnings come from read-only logins to the platforms themselves. Nothing is self-reported, and there are no receipts to photograph.

How it is paid

Once a day the totals are added up, the matching stock tokens are bought, and they are transferred to your wallet. You never sign anything to earn. The only time you sign is when you decide to move or sell.

If you post

Publishing earns pixels on the piece itself, and views that arrive through your Pixels link earn more. Anyone who joins through your link earns you ten percent of every pixel they earn, for as long as they keep earning.

Where the money comes from

Pixels charges a fee on token trading and protocol usage. Eighty of every hundred it collects funds the pixels people earn, so rewards are paid out of revenue rather than from a pot that empties. The other twenty buys $PIXELS on the open market and burns it.

What you actually hold

Stock tokens issued by Robinhood Assets (Jersey) Limited on Robinhood Chain. They track the price of the share and can be moved or sold at any hour. They are not shares and carry no voting or shareholder rights.