For sellers
Everything a thoughtful person should know before turning their chat history into a licensed Dataset.
What you're selling
Not your raw conversations. You're selling a license to an encrypted, processed dataset built from groups of your conversations. A buyer (typically an AI training team) gets access to summarized conversations, conversation patterns, and a map of how you think — artifacts they can use to study, train models on, or evaluate AI on the kind of thinking you do.
The marketplace records the fact of the sale on Polygon (so there's a public, irreversible payment record). The dataset itself stays encrypted on IPFS; only license holders can decrypt.
Pricing — the seller's math
| Step | Amount |
|---|---|
| Processing fee (one-time, by message count) | $5–$35 |
| On each sale: your share | 85% |
| Platform fee | 10% |
| Royalty pool (rewards top-cited datasets) | 5% |
| Secondary-sale royalty (ERC-2981, capped) | ≤15% |
USDC is the settlement currency. Polygon gas is sub-cent. You receive funds atomically when a buyer signs a purchase — not after a manual payout.
Privacy promises
- You preview what's about to be processed before paying. Anything you want redacted, you can.
- Datasets are encrypted at rest. Buyers receive decryption access only after purchase verification.
- You choose which conversation groups to license. Anything you don't bundle stays private to you and is not sold.
- You retain ownership of the underlying dataset. You're selling access, not giving up control.
- You can take a listing offline at any time. (Note: existing license holders keep what they bought — see License Agreement.)
What buyers are looking for
The most-requested types of thinking patterns: code walkthroughs and debugging sessions, expert reasoning in specialized domains (medicine, law, science), long-form creative work, business strategy conversations, and worked mathematical reasoning. If you have deep experience in any of these areas, you'll likely attract interested buyers. Depth and specificity matter more than raw volume.
Timeline
- Upload + payment: 5 minutes.
- Pipeline processing: 10–30 minutes for an average-sized history.
- Bundle + mint + list: 5 minutes.
- First sale: depends on demand. Featured datasets and creators with reputation tend to sell faster.
Things people ask
What if my conversations mention other people?
You're responsible for ensuring you have an appropriate basis to process those references. See Acceptable Use. Best practice: redact obvious third-party identifiers using the upload preview before paying.
Can I see what a buyer sees before I list?
Yes — the bundle page shows the buyer's preview view of any cluster you select. Use it to sanity-check what's about to go up.
Can I change my mind?
You can unlist at any time. You cannot revoke licenses already purchased. On-chain records are permanent.