#BountyGuy Guide

BountyGuy is currently a discovery board. It helps visitors scan reward-based opportunities before deciding whether something is worth chasing.

#What you can do now

• Browse featured bounty cards.
• Search by title, description, tag, or organizer.
• Filter by category, difficulty, and status.
• Compare reward size, deadline, organizer, participants, and submissions.
• Treat cards labeled as sample or generated as discovery examples, not verified user submissions.

#What is intentionally gated

Posting a bounty is not a real workflow yet. The button stays as a coming-soon gate so the site does not pretend to support payments, escrow, or submissions before those systems are ready.

#Good bounty checklist

A useful bounty should include:

• A clear outcome.
• A reward amount or prize pool.
• A deadline.
• Evaluation criteria.
• Required deliverables.
• Payment or prize rules.
• Whether it is online, local, or hybrid.

#Roadmap

• Better live-source ingestion from public contests and hackathon pages.
• Dedicated detail pages for each bounty.
• Clear source labels for sample, generated, live-source, and user-submitted opportunities.
• Safer posting and participation flows after the browse experience is useful enough.