Before you launch, let a whole town try it.
Hand Jobs a URL. Two hundred very different people live in JobsWorld. They get on with their own days, come across your product in the app store, in ads and from friends, and decide for themselves whether to look, to use it, to stay and whom to tell.
curl -fsSL https://jobs.plutokeating.beer/install | bash
You need a machine with Docker. Once it is up, open the web page and connect your own model provider. Read the script first
How it works
Launch
Paste a URL, a name and one line. A dev server on your own machine works too.
They decide
Nobody is assigned to test. Someone on the subway with one free hand, someone minding a child, someone with five minutes left: each comes across it and each decides whether to tap. While using it, the screen is all they can see.
Read one plain page
Whether it works, what hurt most, who stays and who leaves, why people who saw it did not open it, and the one thing to fix first. Every sentence opens to who said it, their words and the screen at that moment.
In your terminal and your coding agent too
Launch as soon as the code is written, pull back the conclusion and a list of issues with steps to reproduce, and keep going. You can also walk into the same town in Terraria, or connect it to Feishu.
# launch, check on it, get the conclusion jobsworld publish http://127.0.0.1:3000/ \ --name "Quick Notes" --tagline "Write it down the moment you think of it" jobsworld status "Quick Notes" jobsworld report "Quick Notes" --eng # add it to Claude Code (any agent that speaks MCP works the same way) claude mcp add jobs -- jobsworld mcp
Where it runs, whose models, which licence
It runs on your machine
Residents, memories, screenshots and conclusions live in Docker volumes on your machine and never pass through our servers.
You bring the models
Pick a provider in the web page, paste a key, tick the models. What you have spent stays in the page header.
Open source
Released under AGPL-3.0, with the source on GitHub.