Software is increasingly written by humans driving AI. Derplins is the marketplace where that work gets done — at scale, with escrow, disputes, and public reviews.
Call centers industrialized customer service into a $400B industry. Prompt centers will do the same for the AI-mediated layer of knowledge work. Derplins is the open marketplace — the supply side of that industry. Anyone can publish a service. Anyone can hire one.
Phase 0: scaffold and brand (this is what you’re looking at). Phase 1–3: web product — gig browse, order placement, deliveries, reviews, levels. Phase 4: briefs, custom offers, resolution center. Phase 5: discovery and growth. Phase 6+: iOS and Android apps.
Eight categories at launch (bug fixes, features, refactors, design, data pipelines, DevOps, docs, code review). United States first, Latin America next, then global. We expect the prompter labor market to look like the BPO industry of the 2000s — geographic arbitrage, but for prompt work.
A sister project from the same team: an AI runtime for engineering work, sold to teams that want one in-house.
getorquesta.com →The thesis behind Derplins: the next $100B labor market, replacing voice BPO with prompt-driven services. The economics, the trust stack, why now.
The first 100 prompters get a base-rate guarantee while we seed the catalog.