How Arbito works

Arbito is a small family of free apps that share one account. Each app awards its own points for using it, and a companion app, Arbito Market, lets you move your own points between apps. This page explains the whole thing in one place, for people trying the apps and for app reviewers.

Earn points in one app, swap them in Arbito Market, spend them where you like. Nothing in the loop costs money.

Six facts

The same facts hold in every Arbito app, in the store listings, and on this site.

Every Arbito app is free

No in-app purchases, no subscriptions, no ads.
Points are earned, never bought

Each app awards points for activity: TaDo awards Gust for finishing tasks, and Chapter & Verse awards Bookmarks for milestones. Points cannot be bought, sold, cashed out, or sent to another user. They have no monetary value, and they are not cryptocurrency or blockchain.
Arbito Market is a companion wallet

It lets you swap your own points between apps (for example TaDo's Gust for Chapter & Verse's Bookmarks) and spend them on avatar cosmetics. Rates are fixed by us and shown before you confirm.
One account, apps that stand alone

One Arbito account signs in to every app, like a “Sign in with…” button that we run ourselves. You can sign in with Apple, Google, a passkey, or a code we email you. Each app works on its own, without the others installed.
Random rewards cost points, never money

TaDo's blind bags and Chapter & Verse's crates have a random result. They cost only points earned in the app, never money, and the odds are shown in the app before you open one.
One deletion reaches every app

In any app, go to Settings → Delete account and confirm with a code we email you or your password. One deletion removes your data from TaDo, Arbito Market, and Chapter & Verse. On the web, follow the steps at arbito.co/account.

Rufio Stats, which shares the sign-in but has no points, keeps its own data and has its own deletion page.