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Flambra
Flambra began in 2022 as a Brazilian advertising and content-production company and now collects first-person video and real-world data for AI and robotics companies. You film real tasks from your routine or your job (washing dishes, folding clothes, changing a tire, preparing food at work) with your phone on a headband, showing only your hands, and record through the Minute Data app. Every hour that passes its quality review becomes balance.
Stated by the employer
Is Flambra legit?
Researched October 2026 · 8 sourcesMostly. Flambra is a registered Goiânia company (founded 2022) with published terms and rates, and answered most earlier Reclame Aqui complaints, but late-October 2026 complainants report unpaid hours and blocked accounts, still unanswered. The main risk is being paid for hours you recorded: its terms let it reduce or remove hours shown as approved until paid and hold all pending pay during a fraud check, and October 2026 complainants report hours unpaid after two pay cycles. It pays R$12.50 per approved hour; R$22.50 on featured tasks.
Joined through its own application (it publishes no job postings)
Flambra is FLAMBRA MEDIA LTDA (CNPJ 59.524.963/0001-37) of Goiânia, Goiás. It says it began in 2022 in advertising and content production and now sells first-person video datasets to AI and robotics teams; in September 2026 it said it had collected 1 million hours in Latin America. Its terms say the buyer is a US company it keeps confidential; you record in the Minute app, whose privacy policy names Figure AI Inc. as data controller.
Its sign-up page (October 28, 2026) shows R$12.50 per approved hour and R$22.50 on 21 featured tasks, but its terms call published rates a ceiling, not a promise: your rate, and whether Flambra or a regional partner pays you, must be given to you in writing before you record. Approved hours are paid by Pix in cycles it sets.
App Store (Brazil), Minute Data recording app 3.0/5 (448 ratings). Read October 2026.
Brazil: its terms (revision 8, September 10, 2026) require living in Brazil, though its sign-up page says Brazil and Latin America; its pages are in Portuguese and Spanish. You need a phone from its list of 37 supported iPhone and Galaxy models and your own head mount: Flambra does not send one.
We found no documented scam using Flambra's name as of October 28, 2026. Joining is free, and its terms bar its regional partners from charging any fee, deposit or purchase, and ask you to report one that does to legal@flambra.com. Sign up only at app.flambra.com; the one thing you buy is a head mount, which Flambra does not send.
What people praise
- It publishes its legal name, CNPJ and address in dated terms (revision 8, September 2026) and a privacy policy, with an email for data and payment questions.
- Its terms promise the rate per approved hour, the payment method and the payment deadline in writing before your first recording, and say a rate change applies only to future recordings.
- Its guide says recordings are reviewed within 72 hours and a rejected one comes back with the reason so you can film it again, with human support on WhatsApp.
What people complain about
- Its Reclame Aqui page has no reputation score yet (not verified, under 10 rated complaints); from April to September 2026 it answered 91.7% of 24 complaints, in 11 days 13 hours on average.
- Complainants in late October 2026 report recorded hours still unpaid after two payment cycles, and that Flambra did not answer their attempts to contact it.
- One reports a Minute account blocked despite a 99% approval rate; another says their Flambra account was banned while R$491.00 was owed to them.
- Another says 72 minutes recorded in mid-October 2026 were never counted or paid.
What has gone wrong
- October 2026. Between about October 23 and 28, 2026, five complaints reached Flambra's Reclame Aqui page: hours unpaid after two payment cycles, videos not counted, accounts blocked (one at 99% approval, one owed R$491.00) and no reply to contact. On October 28 all five were unanswered; we read their titles and previews, not the full complaints.
Best for: Adults living in Brazil, which its terms require, with one of its 37 accepted iPhone or Galaxy models and a head mount, who can film real chores or work tasks and wait for its payment cycles. Not for: Anyone who needs dependable income: its page shows R$3,000 a month, but its terms promise no minimum tasks or earnings, and October 2026 complainants report hours unpaid after two payment cycles.
Honest catches
- Pay here is stated by the employer, not measured live from a job feed, so treat it as a benchmark rather than a guaranteed rate.
Sources for this review
- Flambra: sign-up page (R$12.50 per approved hour, R$22.50 on 21 featured tasks, paid by Pix), read Oct 28, 2026
- Flambra: Como funciona (accepted phones, head mount, review within 72 hours, payment cycle), read Oct 28, 2026
- Flambra: Termos de Uso e Participação (FLAMBRA MEDIA LTDA; revision 8, updated Sep 10, 2026), read Oct 28, 2026
- Flambra Data: About us (founded in Goiânia in 2022 as an advertising and content company), read Oct 28, 2026
- Flambra Data blog: 1M Hours of Egocentric Data Collected in LATAM (Sep 19, 2026)
- Minute: Privacy Policy (data controller Figure AI Inc.; last updated Oct 4, 2026), read Oct 28, 2026
- App Store (Brazil): Minute Data by Baker Data LLC (3.0/5, 448 ratings), read Oct 28, 2026
- Reclame Aqui: FLAMBRA (no reputation score; 24 complaints Apr 1 to Sep 30, 2026, 91.7% answered; five newest unanswered), read Oct 28, 2026
What Flambra pays
Stated by the employer · updated 2026-10-28Researched rate card (stated by the employer), updated 2026-10-28
Its sign-up page (read October 28, 2026) pays up to R$12.50 per approved hour, in Brazilian reais, and R$22.50 an hour on 21 featured tasks until the task list changes. Only hours that pass its quality review are paid; a rejected recording is not, though it says why so you can film it again.
| Role | Work type | Researched pay |
|---|---|---|
| Film everyday or workplace tasks (first-person) | Egocentric Capture | R$12.50 per approved hour |
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Live Flambra roles
Flambra does not publish a public job feed.
Applications go through Flambra's own site, and once you have an account it matches you to work.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Flambra legit?
Mostly. Flambra is a registered Goiânia company (founded 2022) with published terms and rates, and answered most earlier Reclame Aqui complaints, but late-October 2026 complainants report unpaid hours and blocked accounts, still unanswered. The main risk is being paid for hours you recorded: its terms let it reduce or remove hours shown as approved until paid and hold all pending pay during a fraud check, and October 2026 complainants report hours unpaid after two pay cycles.
Is Flambra a scam?
No. Flambra is a real company. We found no documented scam using Flambra's name as of October 28, 2026. Joining is free, and its terms bar its regional partners from charging any fee, deposit or purchase, and ask you to report one that does to legal@flambra.com. Sign up only at app.flambra.com; the one thing you buy is a head mount, which Flambra does not send.
Does Flambra pay?
Yes. A Brazilian company that says it started in 2022 in advertising and content production and now sells first-person datasets to robotics companies. Payouts: Approved hours become balance, paid by Pix (or by international payment outside Brazil) in the cycles the platform sets.
How much does Flambra pay?
R$12.50 per approved hour; R$22.50 on featured tasks. Its sign-up page (read October 28, 2026) pays up to R$12.50 per approved hour, in Brazilian reais, and R$22.50 an hour on 21 featured tasks until the task list changes. Only hours that pass its quality review are paid; a rejected recording is not, though it says why so you can film it again.
Is Flambra worth it?
Pay at Flambra: R$12.50 per approved hour; R$22.50 on featured tasks. It works best as flexible, project-by-project income, since each project sets its own pay, equipment and eligibility. Worth knowing: App Store (Brazil), Minute Data recording app 3.0/5 (448 ratings).
How does Flambra pay out?
Approved hours become balance, paid by Pix (or by international payment outside Brazil) in the cycles the platform sets.
Where is Flambra open to workers?
Brazil: its terms (revision 8, September 10, 2026) require living in Brazil, though its sign-up page says Brazil and Latin America; its pages are in Portuguese and Spanish. You need a phone from its list of 37 supported iPhone and Galaxy models and your own head mount: Flambra does not send one.
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