Set your limits.
Opt in, choose approved destinations, and set when checks can run and how much data they can use.
Let your internet connection run small, approved website checks for paying customers while you’re away.
Meet your AFK mode ↗Your connection takes the side quest.
You keep the controls.
Opt in, choose approved destinations, and set when checks can run and how much data they can use.
When eligible work is available, your connection helps check a customer’s public website.
Results are reviewed before acceptance. Payment may use Robinhood Chain; availability and terms will apply.
A working little simulation.
Zero checks leave your browser.
Nothing runs until you say so.
Only selected destinations. No arbitrary browsing or unrestricted proxy access.
A simple question. A useful first mission.
Companies can request checks of their own public websites from different regions, helping spot differences in availability and responses.
The pilot is scoped to approved public endpoints. No logins, private accounts, or open-ended traffic routing.
See a sample check request ↗Useful doesn’t mean unrestricted.
Here’s what the product is designed to allow.
Small requests to approved public website destinations. AFKMAXX is not an unrestricted residential proxy service.
Yes. You control when checks run and can pause new checks. A daily data cap limits usage.
Yes. Review the approved destination list and check history. Checks must stay within your selected permissions.
Then there’s nothing to run or earn. Work availability and income are never guaranteed.
AFKMAXX must validate results before accepting work. Verification rules are still being finalized for the pilot; a successful response alone does not guarantee payment.
Robinhood Chain is the intended layer for inspectable payout records and withdrawals for accepted work. It does not execute or prove website checks.
AFKMAXX is independent and is not endorsed by Robinhood. Integration, supported withdrawals, fees, and eligibility will be confirmed before the pilot opens.
Explore the payout screen ↗$AFK is not a sticker on the hoodie.
It is how the whole side quest gets paid.
$AFK is the AFKMAXX token. Degenerate ticker. Exact job: move value around a permissioned check network.
The intended first public market is Robinhood. Buy it like a stock ticker, not like a seed-phrase scavenger hunt. Listing, timing, and supported features are not live and are not guaranteed.
AFKMAXX is independent and is not endorsed by Robinhood. $AFK is not an investment recommendation. This page does not sell tokens, connect wallets, or collect emails.
A company that wants “is our site up over there?” pays in $AFK to queue approved public checks. No $AFK, no extra lore. Just a paid request that still has to pass your limits.
When a result is reviewed and accepted, the intended payout unit is $AFK. Nothing is earned in this demo. Availability, fees, and acceptance rules will be published before the pilot.
A proposed stake can raise eligibility for the next eligible check. Stake does not bypass destinations, data caps, or the off switch. It is not a yield promise.
$AFK is the same token in the desktop runtime and the phone app. Pause on one device, the permission story stays the same. The apps are demos; no live bag exists yet.
Web app plus extension for real checks.
Phone and desktop demos still here. Same off switch.
Save limits here. The extension performs allowlisted HTTPS GETs from your machine.
Open the web app ↗ EXTENSION / REQUIRED FOR FETCHLoad the unpacked extension. Pause anytime. No history access. No proxy.
Add the extension ↗ MOBILE / DEMOLock the phone. Let the connection take the side quest. Receipt when you come back.
Open the mobile demo ↗ DESKTOP / DEMOStatus, destinations, history, payouts, and the $AFK bag on one desk.
Open the desktop demo ↗There is no earnings estimate or guaranteed income. Payment depends on available work, acceptance, and the terms published before participation.
The proposed checks do not need your browsing history, personal accounts, or page contents from your browsing. Exact permissions and data handling will be documented before installation is available.
This demo needs no wallet. Wallet requirements and withdrawal options for the proposed Robinhood Chain integration will be specified before the pilot opens.
Not yet. The pilot is not open and this website does not collect applications or email addresses.
$AFK is the intended native token of AFKMAXX. It is designed to pay for check requests, settle accepted work, and optionally raise eligibility through a stake. The token is not live on this site and nothing here is an offer to buy or sell it.
Robinhood is the intended first public market and Robinhood Chain is the intended record layer for payouts. A listing is not confirmed, not live, and not endorsed by Robinhood. If and when a market exists, AFKMAXX will say so in plain language.
No. Holding the token is not a job and is not an earnings estimate. Payment, if any, depends on available work, acceptance, and published terms. Token price can go to zero. This is not financial advice.
The dashboard runs in the browser. Actual HTTPS checks need the AFKMAXX extension, because a normal webpage cannot read other sites’ responses. Open the web app, load the unpacked extension, approve destinations, then start. Results are unaudited and are not payouts.
The pilot isn’t open yet. No signup, no wallet connection,
no “you’re on the list” fiction. Just a first look.