# A Turkish 'earn money doing tasks' app that gives itself five stars with its own users

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> On the platform, people doing tasks quietly leave it high ratings themselves, which makes it look most trustworthy in the "earn money doing tasks" category, packed with scammers. Add the homepage line in all caps, "WE WILL NEVER ASK YOU FOR MONEY," and it catches the people wary of getting scammed in Turkey's current wave of task scams.

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Görevle: Görev Yap, Kazan! · Budun Tech

# A Turkish 'earn money doing tasks' app that gives itself five stars with its own users

**What it is** A Turkish version of Picoworkers: users earn small amounts of lira in the app by completing surveys, trying out apps, following and liking accounts, and writing reviews. The platform sells real-person downloads, five-star reviews and followers to businesses at posted prices.

**Why it took off** People doing tasks on the platform give it five-star ratings themselves. In the 'earn money doing tasks' category, which is full of scams, that makes it look the most trustworthy. The homepage also says in capital letters 'WE WILL NEVER ASK YOU FOR MONEY', which speaks directly to Turkish users worried about the wave of task scams.

**C** **How you could play it** Don't build a Turkish clone. Copy the approach: launch a compliant closed-test product on Google Play with '12 testers for 14 days' as a standalone offer, or build a 'never charge users' task marketplace in another country where task scams are rife and no local legitimate platform exists, selling only tasks that stay within store policy.

C grade: the cold-start and trust-positioning tactics are worth learning, but there are already a dozen or so similar Turkish apps, several of them 10–100 times bigger. The whole operation likely brings in only a few thousand dollars a month (estimate), and its core products (incentivized ratings, bought follows) break store policy and could get it delisted at any time. Hardly anyone knows about it yet

Data (updated daily) · first launch 2026-08-18 · 11-07 installs 2,500

Android · Total installs worldwide

Data 2026-10-30 → 2026-11-07 (9 days, 9 observations). Google's detail page only refreshes install counts every other day, so a flat day doesn't mean nobody installed.

Turkey's Görevle has been live for just over two months and has 2,500 installs on Google Play, yet 541 ratings at 4.92 stars on iOS. The gap comes from how it works: it is a platform that sells 'real Turks giving you five stars', and it tried that on itself first. The scale is tiny, but its cold-start playbook, and how it earns trust in a category full of scams, are worth picking apart.

### A one-star review from September 14

On 2026 Sep 14, in the Turkey App Store, a user named Mehayd389 gave Görevle one star with the title 'İnanmayın' (don't believe it):

> Don't trust the people giving five stars and writing reviews. It says you can earn 50 lira, 100 lira, and one of the tasks in front of you is to leave a five-star review here. Once your balance reaches 50–100 lira and you try to withdraw, it freezes your account for no reason and wipes out the money.

The same day, the same page had three other reviews: 'Harikaaa' (wonderful), 'Bayıldıııımmmm muhteşem bir uygulama' (I love it, a great app), and 'Just downloaded it, simple and fun, and you can earn money'.

In Oct 8, another one-star review: 'There are unethical tasks that ask you to praise someone's business while pretending you had a good experience yourself.'

These two negative reviews explain what Görevle is and how it grew more clearly than its store page does.

### What it actually is

On the task-doer side it is a 'görev yap kazan' (do tasks, earn money) app: you complete surveys, download and try other people's apps, follow and like accounts, and write reviews. You upload screenshots, and once approved the money goes into your balance. At 100 lira you can withdraw to a bank card (IBAN), and you can also cash out in USDT or gift cards.

The real money comes from the other side. The official site gorevle.com.tr lists 128 kinds of tasks with prices (11-06, with a 95% discount across the board at the time):

| What businesses buy | Pricing |
|---|---|
| App Store 'download + 5 stars + related review' | 28.50 TL / person |
| App Store 'download and use for 5 minutes' | 9.05 TL / person |
| Google Maps 'review + 5 stars' | 66.50 TL / review |
| Google Maps 'report a 1-star negative review to get it removed' | 8.26 TL |
| Register a clean Gmail with two-step verification | 28.50 TL |
| Google Play closed test for 15 days (the 12 testers a new account needs) | 113 TL |
| Facebook likes / LinkedIn follows | 0.75–2 TL |

There are also bundled packages: 500 Instagram followers for 349 TL, with the homepage showing '9 sold'; App Store '250 downloads + 5 stars + reviews' for 2,250 TL, '5 sold'; the same Play package shows '6 sold'. Budgets are frozen up front and deducted based on approved screenshots, invoices are issued to companies and individuals, there is an API and webhooks, and a reseller program lets resellers top up for bonus balance and resell under their own brand. In plain terms, this is a human-powered botting dashboard with a legitimate-business shell.

In one line: **A Turkish local version of Picoworkers that sells downloads, reviews and followers from 'real Turkish users' at posted prices on the business side.**

### How it grew: feeding itself

Start with the numbers. Google Play installs went from 10-30 to 1,603 to 11-06 to 2,500, adding 897 in a week, over a hundred a day. It ranks #179 on the Turkey Lifestyle free chart. On iOS, Turkey-store ratings went from 10-28 to 461 to 11-06 to 541, a dozen or so a day, and it has been ranking between #170 and #200 on the Lifestyle free chart.

Here is the mismatch: 2,500 installs on Play, but only 14 reviews on the store page; iOS downloads are probably not much bigger than Play's (inference), yet there are 541 ratings. I pulled the latest 498 reviews from the Turkey App Store: 485 are five-star, mostly one- or two-word comments like 'Harika' and 'Mükemmel'. By month, August has 21, September 194, October 242, which matches the pace at which task volume on the platform scaled up.

Taking the two one-star reviews together, the flywheel probably works like this:

1. The platform already sells 'download + five stars + review';

2. It also posts these tasks for itself, and task doers give Görevle five stars on the side;

3. In searches like 'görev yap kazan', an app with a 4.9 rating and hundreds of reviews looks far more credible than its competitors;

4. More task doers join, and the platform can fill more business orders.

Cold start costs almost nothing, and the supply side is itself the growth channel.

Two other levers:

- **The app title is the search term.** 'Görev Yap, Kazan!' (Do tasks, earn!), so both sides find it through store search. The 150–200 band on the Lifestyle free chart has a low bar: a hundred-plus installs a day is enough.

- **A site with 185 pages went up at the same time as the listing.** 83 landing pages for 'platform × action' tasks (Instagram followers, YouTube views, Google Maps reviews, and so on) and 68 blog posts, speaking to two audiences: 'the most reliable ways to make money online' and 'flexible side jobs for students' for task doers, and 'buy real Turkish TikTok followers' for businesses. The robots.txt explicitly welcomes AI search engines to read and cite it. How much search traffic the site actually gets can't be seen from outside.

There is also a sign-up referral code (2.50 TL for filling it in) and an APK 'download outside the store' on the official site, a fallback in case the store delists it someday. Searching 'görevle' on TikTok turns up no related videos, nobody has mentioned it on X in the past two months, and there is no press coverage.

### Why now: so many scams that some people want one that 'never charges'

Turkey's 'earn money doing tasks' scene is at the peak of its scam wave. On the complaints site şikayetvar, the 'görev yap kazan scam' category has 918 complaints, and the playbook is similar every time: impersonate Temu or Trendyol, pull you into a Telegram group, pay back a few small amounts, then ask you to 'upgrade your account' or 'buy a task package' with big money. Law firms and TV stations have been issuing warnings.

Görevle's homepage gives a whole section to this:

> **Görevle senden asla para istemez.** (Görevle will never ask you for money.) On the task side, money only flows one way: from Görevle to you. ... Anyone who asks you for money in Görevle's name is a scammer. The only official channels are gorevle.com.tr, the Görevle app and 0850 346 52 76.

It only pays out, never takes a cent from users, never asks for bank cards, 0850 has a customer service phone line, and issues invoices. That catches people who want a bit of pocket money but are afraid of getting scammed. The words that keep recurring in reviews are 'ek gelir' (extra income), 'boş zaman' (spare time), and 'I thought it was fake like the others, but the money really arrived'. With high inflation, plenty of people fall into this group.

Demand on the business side is ready-made too: new Google Play developer accounts must have 12 people test the app for 14 days before launch, and many individual developers can't round up that many people, so Görevle turned it into a 113 TL product. Local shops want Google Maps ratings, and influencers want followers.

### Task doers don't really earn much

The platform itself says it has 'paid ₺221.6K and completed 256K tasks' (official site, 11-06). The average task pays 0.87 lira, and the cumulative payout is roughly five thousand-odd dollars at current exchange rates. A one-star review in Nov 1 put it bluntly: 'You install this, do that, write a review for that, it steals an hour or two and gives you 5–10 lira.' A five-star review in Oct 25 also admitted 'there aren't enough tasks, and the pay is a bit low.'

That means two things. The official site doesn't disclose the platform's cut, so real revenue is unknown, but judging by scale, **the whole operation now brings in only a few thousand dollars a month in revenue (estimate)** . Task doers stay because they trust that the money actually arrives. If complaints about frozen accounts and wiped balances pile up, that trust could drop fast.

### Who made it

The brand belongs to Enes Zorkol, a software engineer in Ankara who writes on X about Laravel, Flutter and automation. His iOS account also has a basketball manager game, a block-matching game and a CRM. The Android version is published under a developer account called Budun Tech, and the official site says it is 'published by Budun Tech under license from the brand'. That account also publishes other people's apps, including quit-smoking, dating and food-delivery apps. It is an individual developer publishing under borrowed accounts, with no funding and no visible ad budget.

### Who it's competing with

The competition is crowded. Turkey has at least a dozen 'earn money doing tasks' apps, and several are 10–100 times bigger:

| Name | Scale (Google Play installs) | How it differs from Görevle |
|---|---|---|
| Bilen Kazanır | 727k | Earn money by answering questions, not a task marketplace |
| Liraka - Para Kazan | 357k | Long-running points / game tasks, with no public business price list |
| KazanPro | 61k | Points-based task app, opaque on the business side |
| BolcaPara | 42k | Previous generation of the same model, has dropped off the charts |
| Parcüz | 22k (2025-11 live) | Closest contemporary rival, leaning toward video and brand campaigns |
| İşBirliğiYap | 2,541 | Similar size, with complaints about a 1,000 TL withdrawal threshold |
| iyiPara | 428 (listed 2026-10-11) | Entered later than it did |

Globally there are prototypes like Picoworkers, SproutGigs, and Microworkers (paid in USD, with withdrawal hassles for Turkish workers), plus big offerwall players like Freecash and Swagbucks with tens of millions of installs (they don't sell local social engagement). The real rival on the merchant side is the SMM boost panels all over Turkey—selling bot accounts and overseas accounts, cheap. Görevle sells "real Turkish people + screenshot proof + invoices".

It stands out in its category because of that trust shell and self-generated ratings, not because of scale.

### The biggest problem: the product it sells is not allowed by the stores

Rating incentives, buying follows, reporting negative reviews to get them removed, mass-registering Gmail accounts—these directly violate Google Play, App Store, and Google Maps policies. The task app could be pulled at any time; the official site already offers an off-store APK, which suggests they know it too. For this risk, the question isn't whether, it's when.

### If it were you

**Bottom line** : This isn't a business to copy, it's a playbook to learn from. Turkey's local market is already crowded, total revenue is only a few thousand dollars a month (estimated), and the core product sits right on the red line of store policy.

**Who it's for** : People building any two-sided platform who need to solve cold start; people who want to build a legitimate product in categories full of scams like "make money" and "side hustle"; people who know a specific emerging market well (local payments, local invoicing).

**Who it's not for** : People who want an app that can stay in the stores long-term; people unwilling to touch gray areas; people who want to replicate this in the US or Europe, where Picoworkers and the offerwall giants already dominate.

**If you do follow it, how** : Don't build another Turkish version. Two angles are worth trying:

- **Turn "new Play developer account needs 12 testers for 14 days" into its own product** , aimed at indie developers worldwide, selling only compliant beta-tester slots and not touching ratings. This is a need created by platform rules, doesn't violate policy, and Görevle just happens to sell it too.

- **Build a "we never take your money" task marketplace in a country where "earn money doing tasks" scams are rampant but no legitimate local platform exists yet** (Indonesia, Vietnam, Pakistan, Egypt, and similar—check which ones are actually saturated first). Put local-currency withdrawal, local invoicing, and a customer service phone number on the homepage; on the merchant side, sell only tasks that stay clear of the red lines, like surveys, betas, and real trials.

**How to acquire users** : Copy its three moves—use the local-language "earn money doing tasks" directly in the app title; run SEO for both sides of one site, batch-generating landing pages by "platform × action"; use invite codes. The supply side rating itself is what drives volume, and it's also the easiest thing for the stores to shut down. Weigh that yourself.

**Timing** : No clear window. It rides Turkey's wave of scams; in another country you'd need to find that country's own scam wave.

**What would show you're wrong** : If Görevle gets pulled from the stores or negative reviews about frozen balances clearly rise over the next month or two, it means this "self-rating + trust shell" model can't hold. Conversely, if its Play installs stabilize at a few hundred a day and the merchant packages' "sold" counts climb fast, it means the "most legitimate-looking one" in this category captures more share than expected, and then it's worth seriously looking at replicating it in another country.

[Android store page ↗](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zorkol.gorevleapp)

**Research notes: competitor table, acquisition evidence, full research report**

Competitors

| Name | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liraka - Para Kazan | Android | Unknown (established) | Play 357k installs, TR BUSINESS Top Free 107 | Points / game-style earning app, no public merchant-side price list for bot ratings and no invoice escrow |
| KazanPro | Android | 2023-08 | Play 61k installs | Points-based task app, opaque on the business side |
| BolcaPara | Android | 2024-02 | Play 42k installs, dropped off the charts | Previous generation of the same model |
| Parcüz | Android | 2025-11 | Play 22k installs, TR BUSINESS 179 | Leans toward video and brand campaign tasks; the closest same-period rival |
| İşBirliğiYap | Android | Unknown | Play 2,541 installs | Same scale; users complain about a 1,000 TL withdrawal minimum, Görevle's is 100 TL |
| Kumpara | iOS | 2026-03 | TR 284 ratings, +6 in one week | iOS equivalent; ratings growing far slower than Görevle |
| HepsiGörev | Web | Unknown | Has an IG account; şikayetvar has ban complaints | Same-category web platform, poor reputation |
| Picoworkers / SproutGigs / Microworkers | Web | 2010 era | Global | Global prototype paid in USD; no Turkish local user pool, invoicing, or IBAN withdrawal |
| Freecash / Swagbucks / Toloka | Android | 2013–2022 | Play installs of 37.2M / 18.7M / 27.6M respectively | Offerwall and survey giants that don't sell local social engagement |
| Turkish SMM boost panels | Web | Years | Many | Sell bots or overseas accounts; Görevle's pitch is real Turks, screenshot proof, and issued invoices |

Where users come from

- **Verified** **Its own task marketplace sells store ratings and downloads** : the platform openly sells "App Store / Play download + 5 stars + review" (28.50 TL per person); a 9-14 iOS review with 1 stars says the tasks include "come here and give 5 stars"; of 499 RSS reviews sampled, 485 are 5-star, mostly templated short comments; Play has 2,500 installs but only 14 reviews, while iOS has 541 ratings

- **Verified** **App store search / ASO** : the title is the search term "Görev Yap, Kazan!", and both Play and iOS rank #170–200 in the TR Lifestyle free chart

- **Verified** **SEO / GEO** : sitemap has 185 URLs: 83 task landing pages and 68 blog posts (covering both "make money online" and "buy real Turkish followers"); robots.txt welcomes AI engines; actual search traffic not verified

- **Verified** **Invite codes** : entering an invite code at sign-up gives 2.50 TL (on the sign-up page)

- **Verified** **Off-store APK** : the official site offers apkv1.apk for download outside the store

- Inferred **Paid ads / influencers** : nothing found on TikTok or X, and the ad library doesn't cover Turkey, so it can't be ruled out

## Görevle: Görev Yap, Kazan! (com.zorkol.gorevleapp) research report

> Channel: Google Play (Turkey) · Research date 2026-11-06 · Data: googleplay / appstore databases (as of 11-06), gorevle.com.tr official site, App Store review RSS, Jina search, şikayetvar, x-radar, TikHub

### One line

A local Turkish "crowdsourced micro-task" two-sided platform, the Turkish version of Picoworkers / SproutGigs. The worker-side app has users do surveys, download trial apps, follow and like, and write reviews for small payouts; the real money comes from the merchant side: the official site openly sells "real Turkish users" followers, downloads, 5-star reviews, and Google Maps reviews, and also runs an API and a reseller (bayilik) program.

### Verdict

**Strictly speaking, it hasn't taken off yet** : Play has only 2,500 installs, up 897 over 7 days (about 130 a day), and ranks #179 in the TR Lifestyle free chart. What makes it worth watching isn't its size but that its flywheel **feeds itself** : merchants buy "download + 5 stars + review" → platform workers complete the tasks → some of those workers get assigned "give Görevle itself 5 stars" → Görevle collects 541 ratings and a 4.92 average on the App Store, looking more credible than rivals in searches like "görev yap kazan" → more workers sign up. Add a 185-page SEO / GEO site that captures both "make money online" and "buy real Turkish followers" searches. Its differentiation is that it's **the most complete compliance shell** (issued invoices, budget escrow, manual proof review, a 0850 customer service line, and constant messaging that it "never asks you for money"), which lands right when Turkey's "görev yap kazan" scams are rampant (the şikayetvar category has 918 complaints). This is a distribution play plus timing, not a sign the product itself is strong; and what it sells already violates both stores' policies, so it could be pulled at any time.

### 1. Data

| Metric | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Play installs | 1,603 (10-30) → 1,871 (11-01) → 2,283 (11-03) → 2,500 (11-06); over 7 days +897 | googleplay library app_day |
| Play chart position | TR LIFESTYLE free chart 179, only in 1 stores | Google Play library app_profile |
| Listed on Play | 2026-08-18; the store page shows 14 reviews | Database / Play store page |
| iOS (id6802591488, seller ENES ZORKOL) | Listed 2026-08-23; TR rating count 461 (10-28) → 541 (11-06), about +13 a day; average 4.92; TR Lifestyle free chart 167–208 | appstore database app_day, iTunes lookup |
| iOS review sample (RSS 10 pages, 499 reviews total) | 5-star 485, 4-star 5, 3-star 1, 2-star 1, 1-star 6; by month: August 21, September 194, October 242, first 5 days of November 41 | App Store RSS (fetched 11-06) |
| Self-reported by the platform | "₺221.6K paid, 256K tasks" (about ₺0.87 per task, roughly $5K at current rates) | gorevle.com.tr/giris(11-06) |
| Package sales | 500 IG followers for 349 TL, "9 sold"; App Store 250 downloads + 5 stars + review for 2,250 TL, "5 sold"; same package on Play "6 sold" | gorevle.com.tr homepage / kampanyalar |

Note: Play install counts jump every other day (+268, 0, +412, 0), which reflects the store's update rhythm, not that nobody installed on some day. The iOS ratings-to-downloads ratio is abnormally high (Play has only 2,500 installs and 14 reviews, while iOS has 541 ratings), suggesting iOS ratings mainly come from the platform's own "rate us" tasks and can't be used to estimate downloads.

### 2. How it makes money

- **Merchant price list** (gorevle.com.tr/fiyat-listesi, 128 task types in total, 95% off across the board at the time): App Store "download + 5 stars + related review" 28.50 TL per person, "download + 5 stars" 23.75 TL, "download + use for 5 minutes" 9.05 TL; Google Maps "review + 5 stars" 66.50 TL, "report 1-star negative review to get it removed" 8.26 TL; Facebook like 0.75 TL; LinkedIn / Kick follow 1–2 TL; "register a clean 2-FA Gmail account" 28.50 TL; Play internal testing channel 15-day trial 113 TL (specifically solving Google's new developer account requirement of 12 testers for 14 days); surveys from 6.55 TL; also "AI-friendly articles", 10 articles at 199 TL, used for GEO.

- **Escrow and invoicing** : budget is frozen first, money is deducted based on approved proof; invoices can be issued to companies (VKN) or individuals (TCKN); there's an API, webhooks, and CSV reports; workers withdraw via IBAN (from 100 TL), USDT TRC20 (from 500 TL), or gift cards.

- **Reseller program** (/bayilik): resellers get bonus balance based on top-up amounts and resell under their own brand, ordering via the panel or API. This is essentially the distribution structure of an SMM panel (boost panel).

- Profit = merchant price − what's paid to the people doing tasks; the actual commission rate isn't stated on the site (unverified).

### 3. Competitors

| Name | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from Görevle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liraka - Para Kazan | Android | Unknown | Play 357k installs, TR BUSINESS Top Free 107 | Turkish local 'make money online' veteran, leans into points / game-style tasks, no public price list for merchant-side fake engagement |
| Bilen Kazanır | Android | 2020-03 | Play 727k installs | Earn money by answering questions, not crowdsourced tasks |
| KazanPro | Android | 2023-08 | Play 61k installs | Points tasks, same category, bigger volume, opaque merchant side |
| BolcaPara | Android | 2024-02 | 42k installs on Play, no longer charted | Same 'görev yap para kazan' model |
| Parcüz | Android | 2025-11 | Play 22k installs, TR BUSINESS 179 | Closest same-period rival, leans toward video and brand campaign tasks |
| İşBirliğiYap | Android | Unknown | Play 2,541 installs | Same size; şikayetvar has complaints about a '1,000 TL withdrawal minimum', while Görevle's minimum is 100 TL |
| iyiPara | Android | 2026-10-11 | Play 428 installs | A later entrant in the same category |
| Kumpara | iOS | 2026-03 | TR 284 ratings, +6 in one week | Same category on iOS, rating growth far slower than Görevle's |
| HepsiGörev(hepsigorev.com) | Web + Android | Unknown | Instagram account @hepsigorev; şikayetvar has complaints of account bans and wiped balances | Same-category web platform, poor reputation |
| KazandıRio (Pepsi Turkey) | iOS / Android | 2019 | iOS TR 104k ratings | Brand points campaign, not an open task marketplace |
| Picoworkers / SproutGigs / Microworkers | Web | 2010 era | Global, not captured by the database | Global-version prototype, charges in USD, Turkish users have trouble withdrawing |
| Freecash / Swagbucks / Toloka | Android / iOS | 2013–2022 | Play installs of 37.2M / 18.7M / 27.6M respectively | Global big player, relies on offerwalls and surveys, doesn't sell local Turkish social engagement |
| Turkish SMM bot panel (merchant-side competitor) | Web | Years | Lots of them | They sell bots or overseas accounts; Görevle's pitch is 'real Turks + screenshot proof + invoices' |

Verdict: **the category is crowded** . Turkey has at least a dozen 'earn by doing tasks' apps, several of them 10–100 times bigger. Görevle doesn't win on size. Its difference is that its merchant side looks most like a legitimate business, and its public trust messaging is the most complete.

### 4. Where users came from (growth tactics)

1. **Self-run task marketplace that gives itself 5-star reviews and downloads (strongest evidence)** : the platform openly sells "App Store / Play downloads + 5-star + reviews". 2026-09-14 One iOS 1-star review reads, in translation, "one of the tasks was to come here and give 5 stars", and 10-08 another 1-star review says "there are unethical tasks that ask you to write false positive reviews for the store". In the RSS sample, 97% of reviews are 5 stars, and most are very short template-style praise like "Harika" and "Mükemmel". Timing: reviews surged between 9 and October (194 / 242 reviews), matching the jump in task volume after the platform launched. The high rating in turn makes it look more credible than its peers in store search.

2. **Store ASO** : the title uses the search term 'Görev Yap, Kazan!' directly, and both iOS and Android charted in the TR Lifestyle free chart (150–200 is a low bar at that tier).

3. **SEO / GEO** : the sitemap has 185 URLs, including 83 task-type landing pages, 68 blog posts, and 13 guides. The earliest lastmod is 2026-08-28, in sync with launch. The blog writes to both sides: 'the most reliable ways to make money online' and 'flexible side jobs for students' pull in task-doers; 'buy real Turkish followers / comments / views for YouTube / TikTok / Instagram' pulls in merchants. robots.txt explicitly welcomes generative AI engines to read and cite it.

4. **Invite code** : entering an invite code at signup grants a 2.50 TL starting balance (website / signup page).

5. **Off-store APK** : the website offers an apkv1.apk download labeled 'Android · outside the store' as a fallback for when store review blocks it.

6. **Channels not found** : searching TikTok for 'görevle' returns no relevant videos; x-radar has no tweets mentioning it in the last 60 days; no media coverage; the ad library doesn't track the Turkish market, so not finding ads doesn't mean there are none.

### 5. Why now

- Turkey's 'görev yap kazan' **scam wave is breaking out** : the şikayetvar category has 918 complaints (impersonating Temu / Trendyol, Telegram group recruitment, small early rebates before large recharge scams), and law firms, TV stations, and Ekşi Sözlük are all issuing warnings. The legitimate demand is still there; people just don't trust it. Görevle's homepage has a large block reading 'Görevle never asks you for money / only trust the website, the app, and 0850 346 52 76 these three channels / anyone asking you to deposit is a scammer,' and it only sends money out, never takes users' money. That catches exactly the people who want to do tasks but are afraid of getting scammed.

- With high inflation, many people want to earn small extra money. Reviews repeatedly mention 'ek gelir' (extra income) and 'boş zaman' (free time).

- There's ready-made demand on the merchant side too: a new Google Play developer account must have 12 testers test for 14 days before publishing. The platform has a dedicated '15-day Play internal test' task (113 TL). Local merchants want Google Maps ratings boosted, and influencers want followers.

### 6. Who runs it

- Brand and platform are attributed to Enes Zorkol (website statement; iOS seller ENES ZORKOL). He is in Ankara, born 1998, and on X calls himself a software engineering manager at BTSECTOR / SOFTSECTOR working on Laravel / Flutter / automation. His iOS account also has Backcourt (a basketball manager game), RotaNova (a tile-matching game), and FieldoraCRM.

- Android uses a developer account from **Budun Tech** . The Play page contact is Harun Reşit Budun. The same account also published aura (quitting smoking), EvenLove, Deliveryst, and Devret (package names com.reklamsanat.*, which look like other people's apps). This suggests a developer account lent to multiple people or used to publish on behalf of others. The website also says it is 'published via Budun Tech with authorization from the brand.' So calling it a 'reskin matrix' isn't quite accurate. It looks more like an individual developer borrowing an account to publish, while making several apps at once.

- An individual developer with no funding, and no visible ad budget.

### 7. How many people know about it

Few people know about it yet: no media coverage, discussion limited to 0 on X and TikTok, and revenue is not public. The only external traces are an APKPure listing and a şikayetvar complaint saying 'balance in Görevle is 55 TL, withdrawal minimum 100 TL.' The category itself is crowded, but no one is visibly copying this one specifically.

### 8. Risks and unknowns

- **High policy risk** : it sells incentivized ratings, follow-botting, 'report negative reviews to get them removed,' and bulk Gmail account creation. All of these directly violate Google Play / App Store / Google Maps policies, so the task app could be pulled at any time (the website preparing an off-store APK already shows the team knows this).

- The complaint about account bans and wiped balances (an iOS 9-14 review, 1 stars) suggests risk controls or deductions before withdrawal, which may be squeezing what task-doers are paid, but it hurts reputation.

- The 'X sold' and '₺221.6K paid out' figures are self-reported by the platform and unverified. Based on 0.87 TL per task, cumulative GMV is only a few thousand dollars.

### What to borrow

1. In a two-sided platform, **using the supply side (task-doers) to directly boost its own store page's ratings and downloads** costs almost nothing at cold start. It's a grey tactic, but a very effective one.

2. In a category full of scams, **making 'we don't take your money' the headline selling point** , backed by invoices, 0850 phone line, and escrow, makes trust itself the differentiator.

3. One site does SEO for both sides at once: those taking jobs and those placing orders each get their own keywords. Task-type landing pages are generated in bulk by 'platform × action,' and robots actively welcomes AI engines.

4. Target the hard demand created by the rule 'a new Play account needs 12 people testing for 14 days' and sell it as a standalone product.

### Sources

- googleplay library (app_day / app_profile / app, 2026-10-30 to 11-06); appstore library (app_day / app_profile, TR, 10-28 to 11-06)

- [gorevle.com.tr/](https://gorevle.com.tr/), /gorev-ver, /kampanyalar, /fiyat-listesi, /bayilik, /giris, /sitemap.xml, /robots.txt (11-06 read)

- [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zorkol.gorevleapp](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zorkol.gorevleapp); [itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=6802591488&country=tr](https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=6802591488&country=tr); App Store TR review RSS pages 1–10

- [www.sikayetvar.com/gorev-yap-kazan-dolandiriciligi](https://www.sikayetvar.com/gorev-yap-kazan-dolandiriciligi) (918 complaints) and the /uygulama subpage

- [x.com/eneszorkoll](https://x.com/eneszorkoll) ;[apps.apple.com/us/developer/enes-zorkol/id6788475444](https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/enes-zorkol/id6788475444)

- TikHub search for 'görevle' and x-radar search for 'görevle' (last 60 days): neither returned relevant content

This article was written by AI from public data and the data we collect daily. Numbers are sourced, and inferences are labeled.