Earn money more efficiently on Amazon's Mechanical Turk work platform.
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Source Code: https://github.com/Anveio/mturk-engine
The Lite version pulls Mturk Engine from a CDN and caches it in your browser. Use it if the main installation link isn't working.
This is a userscript. You must install it with a userscript manager (e.g. TamperMonkey for Chrome) and then nagivate to https://worker.mturk.com/?mturkengine while logged in to your Mturk account in order to use it.
Mturk Engine is a free and open source user script for Chrome that enables you to be more productive on Amazon's Mechanical Turk work platform. You install it with one of the download links above and then navigate to https://worker.mturk.com/?mturkengine while logged in to use it. Mturk Engine brings everything you do on Amazon's Mechanical Turk work platform into a single page. You can search for HITs, accept HITs, add HITs to be auto accepted, monitor your queue, monitor your dashboard, keep track of all the HITs you've submitted and their statuses, and return HITs all in a single browser tab without ever having to wait for a to page reload.
Scroll down to the animated gifs and get a sense of what Mturk Engine looks like and what you can do with it.
Mturk Engine in its current state can be described as a combination of HitScraper + PandaCrazy, with a few extra features like adding a watcher directly from your search results (watchers automatically accept HITs for you). Scroll down to the "Preview" section to see what that looks like.
You can also accept HITs and know immediately if your accept went through without having to wait for a full page reload and being disappointed when it didn't. Mturk Engine is also super fast, and should handle 0 second delays between searches and 1 billion+ blocked requesters/HITs without slowing down.
Mturk Engine uses Immutable.js Maps under the hood to do blocklist lookups in O(log32n) time for each HIT, meaning that you don't have to worry that your blocklists are slowing things down and you can keep them growing infinitely.
Mturk Engine uses React to update elements on the page, which means that rapidly updating pages in response to changes is faster than other tools. I spend a lot of time making sure Mturk Engine is performant, and write about some performance related stuff on my blog.
There's also some other technologies used, like redux-saga which allows Mturk Engine to simultaneously run your main search while running a bunch of watchers in the background to automatically accept HITs on <1 second intervals (if that's what you need) for maximum productivity.
Imagine setting up a watcher to automatically accept a rare HIT when it shows up while simultaneously being notified of any new HITs as they're posted. Imagine then quickly switching to a new HIT, clicking the accept button, and instantly being notified of wther or not your accept went through without having to wait for your browser to refresh or open a new tab. That's what Mturk Engine allows you to do. All in a single tab and without any page refreshes.
Mturk Engine is under active development so feel free to suggest features or submit changes, no matter how big or small.
You'll need a userscript manager to use Mturk Engine. If you're using Chrome download TamperMonkey. If you already have a userscript manager you're good to move on to the next step.
Download Mturk Engine here. Your userscript manager should prompt you to install the script. An alternative is to download the lite version here: https://gf.qytechs.cn/en/scripts/33403-mturk-engine-lite
Navigate to https://worker.mturk.com/?mturkengine with your Amazon Mechanical Turk account to begin using Mturk Engine. It's a good idea to bookmark this link if you intend on using it frequently.
If you want to know more about any of the following:
Check out the Developer Guide.
### Search for HITs and block requesters.
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