Introduce me to the first two people who will actually promote RockDesk — ¥2,000 (≈$280) on completion
RockDesk is remote-control software I built: directory mounting, USB and serial
forwarding, CLI, shell, file transfer. An LLM can drive a remote machine autonomously —
not clicking around in a screenshot, but actually using the box as its own.
Mac / Linux / Windows all work end to end.
The product is fine. I have no distribution and no idea whose door to knock on.
I'm not buying a strategy deck. I want the first two people who will actually go promote it.
The program already exists — nothing to negotiate
https://rockdesk.io/partners.html — self-serve, instant activation, no contract:
- 10% commission on every order; their customers get 5% off
- 90-day cookie attribution, or their code entered at checkout
- Real-time dashboard, monthly payout, no minimum
- Referral code and a promo poster issued the moment they sign up
For enterprise deals (on-premise deployments), I have a ready enterprise license
agreement template — bring me the lead and I'll handle that conversation myself.
I'm not buying signup counts
Two random signups are worth nothing to me. I want people who actually have a channel
or an audience: IT service shops, systems integrators, remote-ops firms, or people with
real readers in the developer / sysadmin / remote-work space.
Terms
¥2,000 (≈$280 USD), paid on completion. Completion = all three acceptance criteria
below, no partial credit. Signup without promotion doesn't count — I can get those myself.
Payment: paid up front. Happy to pay by whatever rail works for you.
Try it first
Ask me for a test environment and drive it yourself before deciding whether to take this.
You can't sell something you don't believe in.
How claiming works
- Three slots. Claim one before you start — you know you're in before you invest.
- Deliver within 24 hours of claiming, or the slot goes back to the pool.
- All three acceptance criteria, or it doesn't count. No partial credit.
Acceptance criteriaJudged item by item in a dispute. Meet what’s written and payment is owed.
- 1.2 people complete partner signup and receive their referral code (verifiable in my dashboard)
- 2.Both have a real channel or audience — IT services, systems integration, remote ops, or a genuine following in that space; attach business registration or account metrics
- 3.Both have published promotional content carrying their referral code on their own channel; attach links or screenshots
Deliveries0/3 3 slots open
Discussion0
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