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A map, not a feed
Adinci is a map of real places. A business rents a zone over its door. When your phone walks in, the ad opens, and if you watch it to the end you earn coins. 1,000 coins = $1.
One mechanism, four stages
A café, a shop, a street corner. The business draws a circle or a square over it on the map and rents it for 1, 3 or 12 months. Whoever rents it is the zone owner, and nothing runs there without their yes.
Price = area × months, shown before you confirm.
The edge of the zone is a geofence. Your phone’s GPS notices the crossing on its own: no app to open, no scan, no check-in, no signal needed.
Offline visits wait on the phone and are paid when it reconnects.
The ad fills the screen with a countdown. A video pays per second watched, up to three minutes; a poster pays a flat amount per view. Leave early and nothing is paid, by anyone.
A visit reward needs no ad: coins per minute spent inside.
Adinci’s server pays, never the phone. Of every completed view in someone else’s zone, 60% goes to the viewer, 30% to the zone owner and 10% to Adinci.
Own zone 80 / 0 / 20 · expired lease 60 / 0 / 40.
Which one are you?
Pick the one that sounds like you. Each page says what you do, what you get and what it costs, in that order.
Where the coins go
Every completed view is split by a fixed rule, on Adinci’s side, at the moment it completes. The viewer always takes the largest share.
Built to be hard to cheat
The phone only reports the visit. Adinci’s server takes the coins from the advertiser’s budget and splits them.
A visit dated in the future is refused. A visit in a zone that is not running is refused. The same visit sent twice pays once.
A zone report shows age groups, the gender split and the busiest hour of that one zone. Where you go outside it is not part of what they rented.
Did the phone cross a boundary? That is decided on the device, which is also why it works with no signal.
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The questions people actually ask
Your phone notices, by GPS, that it has entered a rented zone. The ad running there fills the screen with a countdown.
Watch it to the end and the coins are yours at once. No tap, no scan, no check-in. The only scan ever is at a counter, if the ad carried an offer and you took its coupon.
Yes. The crossing is worked out on the phone, so a zone you enter with no signal still counts.
The visit waits on the device and is paid when you are back online. Maps and routes can be downloaded in advance.
1,000 coins = $1. The rate does not move with how much you have earned or how long you have been here.
Coins are exchanged in the app for phone credit, game credit and other rewards.
A payment needs a crossing and a countdown that actually ran, from a phone that was actually inside the zone.
Visits made offline are checked when they arrive: a visit dated in the future is refused, a visit for a zone that is not running is refused, and the same visit sent twice pays once.
Rent a zone, run an ad, or just walk in and earn. The app is free for viewers.