cph1c06/earnapp repository overview

cph1c06/earnapp is an unofficial multi-arch Docker image for the EarnApp⁠ Linux node by Bright Data.

EarnApp⁠ helps you earn passive income while your devices rest by sharing unused resources. Approved public web traffic can be routed through real user devices so businesses can collect public web data. EarnApp states that personal information is not accessed beyond registration email and IP address.

This image ships Bright Data’s official Linux binaries so you can run a node with Docker on AMD64 and ARM64 (including 64-bit Raspberry Pi), without installing EarnApp on the host OS.

Links

• EarnApp homepage⁠
• Passive income⁠
• Dashboard⁠
• Help Center⁠
• Linux install & requirements⁠
• Source on GitHub⁠

⁠Supported platforms

Per EarnApp hardware/software requirements⁠:

⁠Quick start

1. Create an account at earnapp.com⁠.
2. Run the container:

mkdir -p "$HOME/earnapp-data"

docker run -d \
  --name earnapp \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  --memory=256m \
  --cpus=1 \
  -v "$HOME/earnapp-data:/etc/earnapp" \
  cph1c06/earnapp:latest

1. Open the logs and copy the registration URL:

docker logs -f earnapp

Open the printed https://earnapp.com/r/sdk-node-… link to attach the device to your account, then check earnings in the dashboard⁠.

⁠Persist / reuse the same node ID

docker run -d \
  --name earnapp \
  --restart unless-stopped \
  --memory=256m \
  --cpus=1 \
  -e EARNAPP_UUID='sdk-node-YOUR_UUID_HERE' \
  -v "$HOME/earnapp-data:/etc/earnapp" \
  cph1c06/earnapp:latest

⁠How EarnApp passive income works

From earnapp.com/passive-income⁠:

1. Download / install EarnApp on a supported device
2. Run it in the background
3. Earnings depend on geolocation, internet performance, and how many devices stay online

⁠Tags

Architectures: linux/amd64, linux/arm64.

⁠Disclaimer

EarnApp binaries and branding belong to Bright Data / EarnApp. This image only packages publicly distributed Linux binaries for Docker. Use at your own risk and follow EarnApp’s rules (including restrictions on VPNs, VPS, and virtual machines where prohibited).