Turn device idle time into a network that pays you back.

Unity is a mobile application that turns smartphones into active telecom network verification devices. By running lightweight background tasks, the app helps validate real-world mobile infrastructure while earning rewards.

Set up in 3 steps

  • 1 -Download

    Download Unity Nodes app on your device.

  • 2 -Claim

    Claim a license code.

  • 3 -Earn

    Enable the tasks you want and start earning.

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What you need

A compatible phone. Runs on most Android and iOS smartphones.

A connection. Wi-Fi or mobile data works.

Unity App Tasks

You decide which tasks you enable on your device.

  • Connection to the Unity Network

    Keeps the device continuously connected to participate in ongoing tasks.

  • Caller ID CLI Testing

    Receive rewards for reporting information on incoming test calls.

  • SMS CLI Testing

    Receive rewards for reporting information on incoming test SMS.

  • Scout Task

    Discovering new telecom routes.

  • Runner Task

    Checks that discovered routes still work.

  • Connectivity Verification

    Check signal strength in your area.

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Secure your Unity operator license today.

Claim a code, connect your device, and start contributing to network verification within minutes.

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Available licenses

80/20

Best rewards for operators

48 LEFT

75/25

10

70/30

17

60/40

89
What does it mean

How rewards are calculated

Understand exactly how license split, eligible task completions, and uptime impact your payout each period.

  1. 1

    Step 1:Your license split defines how rewards are shared between you and the club.

  2. 2

    Step 2:Completed eligible tasks generate reward events in the app period.

  3. 3

    Step 3:Uptime, task availability, task type, location, type of connection, number of phones on the same connection and other factors can impact your rewards.

  4. 4

    Step 4:Your operator share is applied to those reward events.

Frequently asked questions

How do I claim a Unity operator license?⌄

Install the app, copy a claim code from this page, and paste it in the app license claim field.

How are rewards split?⌄

A split like 70/30 means 70% goes to you as the operator and 30% to Unity Nodes Club.

What minimum uptime is expected?⌄

Keep the app active and your device online for at least 50% uptime unless noted otherwise.

Is the Unity App safe?⌄

The Unity app does not collect any personal or identifying information from you. The system only records technical data needed to verify network activity and issue rewards (such as quality metrics and anonymized device performance statistics). Unity is GDPR compliant, and no names, addresses, phone numbers, or other personally identifiable details are collected or stored.

How much can you earn with the Unity App?⌄

Earnings vary by license split, task availability, uptime, and region-specific network demand. You can expect around 0.20 to 0.40 UPS per day for running the app in the background. Each active task can earn more, typically from 0.2 to 2 UPS (1 UPS = 1 USD).

Does the Unity App drain battery or data?⌄

The Unity App is lightweight and is not CPU- or RAM-intensive. It is designed to run on most Android and iOS smartphones.

Can I run more than one Unity App License on a single phone?⌄

No. While you can operate multiple Unity App Licenses from one phone, only one Unity License can be actively operated per device.

Is there a Unity License Operator (ULO) guide?⌄

The ULO Handbook is now live. It covers app download, license claim, network tasks, and incentives. Unity License Operator Handbook

Unity App, Unity Node, ULO, and UNO — what is the difference?

  • Unity App

    the mobile app that enables participation from your personal device.

  • Unity Node

    the backend infrastructure layer that routes and processes network tasks.

  • ULO (Unity License Operator)

    a user operating an active Unity App license.

  • UNO (Unity Node Operator)

    an operator who owns a Unity Node and lease its associated licenses.

Latest news

CLI activity

Traffic is already present on the network, and activity is expected to increase.

Marketplace update

The 50/50 marketplace split is scheduled to go live in production this week.

New tasks rolling out

WiFi, SIM-only, and Hybrid tasks will be introduced over the coming weeks, with several expected during March.

Scout & Runner testing

Development and testing are progressing well. Routes are being tested, and additional scouts and runners are being onboarded.

Tentative public release

The tentative public release date is April 2. Once released, all ULOs will be able to participate.