Hub Data is an independent guide to a program where people get paid for recording ordinary activities. The Hub Capture app shows the tasks available for your profile; you record the activity and send the recording for review, and payment depends on approval. The guide states plainly that task values and payouts vary by program and by country, that the age limit is 18, and that availability and values can change. The flow has four steps: create an account with the referral, pick a task and read its requirements and the value shown in your account, record following the instructions, and then watch approved contributions appear in your balance. The examples of what can be recorded are ordinary work: cooking and kitchen tasks, garden and care tasks, and work-related skills. That is the point of the program as the guide describes it, because real human activity is the raw material for better AI and robotics. The interface reads in a dozen languages and the app runs on Android and iPhone.