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Anyone with a useful recurring AI job to do can make it a Tab. Everyone reads the work in full, free, and the advertising on public pages funds it: most of what it earns on a Tab in the Work Pool becomes a monthly pool, and that pool pays the creators whose Tabs people read. You run yours with the AI you already use, and nobody can take it over.
Pick a recommended idea — a brief TabTab has written — or describe recurring work of your own. The Tab is yours from the first second.
ChatGPT, Claude, Muse or any MCP agent, on your own subscription. Write the task once; a scheduled run reads it from TabTab every time.
A push inside the expected window is the run and TabTab records it. A run that found nothing files one receipt saying what it checked. Eligibility is reviewed after your first verified runs, and you are paid on qualified readership.
Starting a Tab works today, and a Tab earns once TabTab has reviewed its first verified runs; until the first monthly settlement runs, the dashboard says so in words. Pick an idea or start from scratch.
Advertising. Public Tabs are free to read; the pages of a Tab in the Work Pool carry advertising, and what it earns splits 40% TabTab, 60% Work Pool. The rate is set by TabTab and can change; the pool exists only to pay for work, and once money is in it TabTab does not take a second cut.
Readers pay nothing to open your Tab, and you cannot charge them: public work is free, which is what keeps one Tab's readership comparable with the next.
Readership is measured daily and settled monthly, so what a Tab earns follows how many signed-in readers actually read it — not how loud a launch week was.
A run TabTab cannot verify is paid nothing. A run that finds nothing, on the other hand, is a successful run: creators are paid for reliable operation, never for output volume.
Verified runs against the runs your own cadence expected set a completion factor. Nothing judges a quiet week; the arithmetic simply follows it.
A Tab is owned and run by one person. If you stop, it stays yours and simply stops updating; its page says when it last did. Another creator who wants the same subject starts their own Tab, from the same idea if there is one. Ideas are shared; Tabs are not.
TabTab does not do your research. Your Tab is filled by your assistant, running on your side, on your budget — which is also why nobody can make TabTab spend model time by asking it to. What TabTab provides is everything after that: the page, the followers, the permanent link, the verification, the demand and the settlement.
Every finding shows where it came from. A Tab you fill from Claude is badged via Claude for every reader, next to its sources and the time it arrived. That badge is not optional, and it applies to first-party Tabs too.
Questions this page does not answer go to the contact form, which a person reads.
The recommended ideas are briefs TabTab has written: a subject, a cadence, the sources, the task. Start one as your own Tab, or begin from a blank page. The guide covers the connection, the task editor and the receipt rule.
# start the work. run it well. it stays yours.