Unetwork tasks
Share your connection with UGRID, contribute network measurements, answer surveys or help test telecom services. Explore what each task does and find a way to put your phone to work.
Task eligibility and rewards vary.
Find your fit
Connection sharing
Put your internet connection to work. UGRID shares your phone's connection through an optional proxy task, with data limits you control.
Available in the direct Android APK. Set your mobile-data, connection-speed and monthly usage limits.
Network measurement
Contribute network measurements and geographic context from an eligible licensed device.
A supported app, matching ULO country and the verification required in the task.
Active research
Choose an available study and answer its questions yourself. Screening and provider validation determine whether the submission can receive a reward.
Country, participant profile and study demand affect availability. An offered or pending reward is not a received payment.
Incoming telecom tests
Help verify how a test call reaches a real phone and which caller identification is displayed. This is separate from making Scout or Runner calls.
Check the current task's SIM, opt-in and reporting instructions. Report the actual result, not an expected or guessed number.
Hardware randomness
Help supply fresh randomness from real device hardware for technical services.
For supported Android devices. Entropy is not currently available on iOS.
Active telecom testing
Research international voice routes using a dedicated prepaid SIM or eSIM and report the real call outcomes.
An available Scout place, approved SIM and matching call plan. Check availability before buying a SIM.
Active telecom testing
Repeat tests on validated international voice routes and check server-confirmed results.
A registered dedicated SIM and destination coverage. Carrier call cost must be below the displayed reward rate.
UGRID is Unetwork's optional proxy task. It lets your phone share its internet connection, with controls for mobile data, connection speed and monthly data usage.
UGRID was introduced in the direct Android APK release 1.2.4. It is exclusive to that download channel and is not included in the Google Play or Apple App Store editions.
Use the official Android download and open the UGRID task to see access and activity for your device and country. Sharing uses your connection and data allowance; the limits let you choose how much it can use.
Unetwork has announced Surveys as an optional, active task. You answer a study yourself; it does not run in the background. The available studies depend on your country, profile and what the research customer needs.
A screen-out, a completed response and a validated response are different outcomes. Pending or credited UP is also different from a withdrawal or money received. Check the offer before starting and include screening time when judging whether a study is worthwhile.
Already have a Unetwork license? Check the current Tasks screen rather than requesting another code just to look for surveys. New participants can use Commonweave's existing license route, but a license does not guarantee survey availability.
Caller identification, also called CLI in this context, concerns what is displayed when a call reaches the receiving phone. Unetwork describes caller-ID verification as part of its telecom-assurance service. Here CLI does not mean a command-line interface.
Participant instructions can require observing a test or missed call and reporting the exact caller ID. Follow the current task on whether to answer, what to report and its deadline. Do not substitute a general guide for that instruction or count an incoming call as a validated reward.
Unetwork describes Entropy Contribution as supplying hardware-sourced randomness for technical uses. That is different from answering a survey or testing call delivery.
Entropy is not currently available on iOS because background limits prevent consistent contribution. On supported Android devices, task access and reward conditions are shown in the app.
MapQuest and ScoutQuest appear in historical call-plan research guidance. Check the current name, research period and submission rules before treating either as an open opportunity; do not buy an unapproved SIM based on an old guide.
Real-Device QA is described on Unetwork's business site. A customer-facing app-testing service is not by itself an invitation for anyone to join as a paid tester. Desktop participation still needs a confirmed public release and supported task list. UGRID has its own confirmed Android APK release, covered above.
The overview includes UGRID, Extended Telemetry, Surveys, Caller ID verification, Entropy Contribution, Scout and Runner. Device support and available work differ by task.
Surveys require your answers; Extended Telemetry uses eligible devices for measurements. Incoming caller-ID checks differ from Scout and Runner's outgoing call work. A connection suitable for one activity does not establish eligibility for another.
Read the relevant guide and the current requirements for your account, device and country. Regular license rewards and Scout & Runner have separate applicable terms. There is no guaranteed task supply or fixed income. UGRID and Entropy coverage was reviewed on 11 October 2026 using official public sources; individual account availability is shown in the app.
With an existing license, continue in the official Unetwork app and check its available tasks. With an existing code, follow the setup guide. To request a Commonweave operator license, use the same direct name-and-email form; no extra device questionnaire is required before requesting access.
No. Task supply, country, profile, device support, verification and consent can differ. Check the actual task offer and instructions. A business capability or future release is not a guarantee of paid work for your account.
Surveys involve answering questions. Caller-ID checks can require observing and reporting results. Scout and Runner involve calls and checks. Extended Telemetry involves device measurements, but still needs setup, consent and an eligible connection.
No. Receiving caller-ID tests requires following that task's SIM and reachability instructions. Scout and Runner use their own dedicated-SIM and call-plan rules. Do not buy a SIM or copy another task's requirements without checking the current offer.
Start with the access layer
Request a license, or continue setting up one you already have.