Updates
Jellar has moved from beta to a stable, actively maintained release. This update focuses on payment reliability, account accuracy, platform safety, and the launch of Jellar's new Articles section.
- Purchases are now verified end-to-end with Stripe, with a confirmed success message shown on your account once a pack is active
- Account tier now reflects your real, current status live, rather than a value set once at signup
- Boosted listings from gifted packs now apply correctly
- Project Title field now has a clear limit and guidance, so listings display cleanly wherever they appear
- Free-tier submission limits are now calculated correctly and consistently across the platform
- Closed a gap that could allow a notification to be sent under someone else's name
- Account deletion now shows a clear, styled confirmation step instead of a generic browser popup
- The onboarding issue-report tool now closes reliably on all devices, including a fix for a specific iOS Safari quirk
- Launched the Articles section, with practical write-ups on testing AI-built and vibe-coded products
- Improved how Jellar's pages appear when shared on X, Facebook, and in Google search results
- The FAQ page now uses structured data, so Google can show questions as an expandable result in search
Jellar is officially in public beta. Real human testing, real signal, real karma. Builders can list their AI-built projects, testers can earn karma for quality feedback, and the admin approval queue ensures only genuine reviews reach builders. This is the beginning.
Beta is live but we are still building. New features, fixes, and improvements are being shipped continuously. Check the Roadmap below for what is coming next, and send ideas to hello@jellar.io.
Roadmap
Tell your friends about Jellar, earn a cut when they buy a pack. A referral link tied to your account will track signups that convert to paid packs. When a referred builder purchases, you earn a percentage of that sale - paid as platform credits or karma. Percentage and payout structure to be confirmed, but the mechanic is simple: share your link, earn when people you bring in actually pay. No cap on referrals.
A recognition system for testers and builders who contribute quality signal to the platform. Badges will be earned by completing milestones - first mission, trusted reviewer status, number of reviews given, builder karma thresholds, and more. Badges will appear on your profile and alongside your reviews so builders know who they're hearing from.
All submissions currently must be in English. Plans are underway to support other languages in a future build, so builders and testers from around the world can participate in their native language.
Down the track, karma should mean something beyond reputation. The plan is to let testers convert accumulated karma into real credits they can withdraw - real money for real signal. No guarantee on timeline, but it is on the list. Keep earning.
More roadmap items will be added here as the platform develops.