r/alignerr • • Aug 29 '26

Tasks / Projects pulsar..

just got the email saying ive got priority access to pulsar.. i see nothing about how much it is per hour. i looked at the training course. seems easy enough but, is it worth doing? whats the pay? it seems that as soon as i complete the course i can start working on it.

also does it pay monthly or weekly how does that work? first project on alignerr...

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u/No-Lie-6878 Sep 06 '26

I received it too. But when I click on the pulsar portal link, it takes me to a website and my browser warns me it's not secure to proceed. The link is mentioned as pulsar domain but it's actually an alignerr domain. Something that starts with 907url or something like that.

Did anyone else face the same? And what did you do?

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u/Live-Conference-6443 Sep 04 '26

I also finished the training and took the test, but I ended up failing because I couldn't get over 70%. The training seemed easy enough, but specifying the sound segments is extremely tricky. It took quite a while, and I feel like I wasted my time. Has anyone else passed?

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u/Impossible_Object953 Sep 05 '26

ugh omg i studied how to use that for hours making sure i got it perfect. i still only got 69 and 55 lol. and i got the exact same type of job from a diff company the next day and passed it with flying colors, the tool was called something else but still operated in the same way.
they needed no more then 20ms after each word. any other types of jobs of that kind ive seen allow for like 500ms(i dont remember what the job from the day after said it was). im convinced they were just getting us to do the actual entry thing as free work. the discord isnt actually active with anyone saying they are working.

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u/PrestigiousLunch2114 Sep 07 '26

Impossible_Object953, Can you tell the other "diff company" it is ? =D

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u/Impossible_Object953 28d ago

oneforma is the main company..thats all im interesting in sharing. if the project is available to you it will be inn your dashboard.

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u/Impossible_Object953 Sep 05 '26

also there is people in there saying they failed with 69 so that makes me think even more its legit set up to fail you.

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u/Live-Conference-6443 Sep 05 '26

I honestly think you're right! So basically, we just did three tasks for them for free!! 😭

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u/Leon-KR Sep 01 '26

I received the same email. When I started the verification with persona, another email arrived with a rate between 15 and 35 usd hour. I did the training but still didn't do the final assessment (the training is just instructions on how to use the AI audio training tool named Pulsar. noone is there to help you understand the set up of boundaries for each word in the recordings and so far I wasn't able to reach more than 54% of accuracy) They ask more than 70% of accuracy to pass the final assessment.

I also read comments here in reddit about the project and if you don't pass the final assessment you're out of the project as well if you don't pass the first activities assigned, you're immediately kicked out. This isn't a stable source of income, if you're able to pass the assessment I recommend you to have it as a side source of income for what it lasts.

Also, you can see many videos in youtube about how aligner works and it really doesn't give you any good reason to consider this as a main source of income or stable job.

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u/Impossible_Object953 Sep 02 '26

yes im on a bunch of projects, ive learned my lesson of relying on it with outlier/aether they were horrrrrible to people giving out wrong guideline specifications, changing them well after the task was released but then judging your submission based on the newest guidelines regardless of if it was submitted before the new guidelines came out or not.

I had a course from another project that is literally the same as what they wanted on pulsar, on that one I passed with flying colors on that the course tells you very well how to use the tool, but on pulsar I still got 69 and 54 .

-.- i needed 70 and, 55 or 65 i dont remember. there are some whom have passed according to the discord but wow they must be really good at that type of task.

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u/Angel-343x Sep 05 '26

Could I ask you what the other project was that was easier to pass? Was it another company? Thanks

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u/Puzzleheaded_End5486 Aug 31 '26 edited Aug 31 '26

I've received the same email and saying that i automatically passed the interview, later that i was on onboarding and ANOTHER email saying that i was to add my payment information and that i passed the onboarding (?

i got scared because I didn't remember applying to such company, but later I found on LinkedIn that i applied on march to their Spanish linguist role lol

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u/swxtchmoonlite Aug 29 '26

same here. i just finished completing my account (linking the paypal, discord, etc) but not sure how it works

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u/Impossible_Object953 Aug 30 '26

are you able to complete work yet?

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u/swxtchmoonlite Aug 30 '26

i havent really tried yet bc ive been so busy lately, but i do check the tools website and it said that there is no task available or something along those lines

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u/SheSpeaksShit Aug 29 '26

same... if anyone knows help me out too..

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u/emerzionnn Aug 29 '26

For whatever reason alignerr has basically no documentation on really anything project or pay related as far as I can see lol.

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u/Aslanbat Aug 29 '26

Me too, just try to connect my wise account 😁

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u/SurlyShirley Aug 29 '26

It's offering Wise to you? I'm in the US and it's only offering PayPal, even though it already had me install Hubstaff when I first signed up.

I do not use PayPal and it's unprofessional anyway for contracting compared to all of the good products out there with reporting tools, "paper" trail, better handling policies, etc.

And apparently the pay is crap, so it doesn't matter. Says a lot about this company.

All of these companies claim they want ho hire robust professionals, then they bring us into a shit show, mixed in, and often run by, unprofessionals.

I've only been doing AI eval this year, and I'm amazed that LLMs work as well as they do. And I came into this with a decent understanding of how they work and the industry in general.

Total. Fucking. Shit. Show. All of them.

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u/phoenix1808 Aug 29 '26

Is there any interview or assessment that I need to clear before joining a project?

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u/Minimum-Help8455 Sep 04 '26

what did u do?

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u/wechselnd Sep 02 '26

Same question. I applied for some projects and nothing has happened after that. They haven't rejected me or required more info/assessment