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All gigs · Film everyday tasks · checked 2026-11-09

Is Amelia Chores legit?

A real, identifiable Atlanta operator with high app ratings: 4.8 from 6.1K iOS ratings and 4.7 from ~1.4K Google Play reviews. Several recent reviews say most of their videos were flagged and unpaid, that small balances can't be cashed out, and that onboarding requires buying a head mount and an hour-long video call. Others report earning a few hundred dollars a month. No Trustpilot page was found.

Does it pay? mixed

What you do

Pick an available household chore in the Amelia app (dishes, laundry, vacuuming, bathroom, garage), record yourself doing it while following the app's recording instructions (a head-mounted phone where the offer requires it), and submit it for approval. The footage goes through a third-party data-collection platform and is used to train robotics and AI systems.

The details

Pay
Not published
As published: not published (the site says availability, requirements and earnings for each chore appear in the app before you begin)
Open in
US
The site says USA only for now. The Terms also allow Mexico residents for Mexico-specific offers and say eligibility may expand to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
You need
smartphone, head mount where an offer requires it (contributor buys own equipment)
Paid by
PayPal, Wise, Tipalti · Fridays, for approved work; the Terms set a $100 minimum balance before you can request a payout
Minimum age
18+
Company
Amelia Labs LLC (Atlanta, GA), which took over the platform from affiliate PoolHall LLC on 2026-09-25. The apps are published by 404 Apps LLC (iOS) and 404 Studios LLC (Google Play), at the same Atlanta street address. Its business recording program is branded Amelia Robotics (ameliarobotics.com).

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What we couldn’t confirm

Per-chore pay is not published anywhere official; blogs cite figures, but none come from the company. getpaidtodochores.com serves the same Amelia site as ameliachores.com (same brand, copy and app links), so it is a second domain rather than a rival clone. The third-party recording platform is unnamed in Amelia's terms; an App Store reviewer refers to a separate 'Minute' app. The Friday payout day comes from the site, not the Terms.

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