# Make Traffic

Make Traffic is a platform for building task-based user engagement and exchanging verified user traffic between applications.

It provides two core capabilities — **Task Management** and **Traffic Exchange** — unified under a single console and analytics layer.

![Make Traffic overview](/files/6MKXUs1YrxS8qR5LEB9v)

## What you can do

### Task Management

Define tasks your users complete inside your application — such as joining, performing actions, or reaching milestones. Reward users automatically on completion. Track engagement and conversion rates through built-in analytics.

### Traffic Exchange

List your app's audience as an offer on the marketplace. Discover offers from other apps and form deals to exchange user actions. Instead of buying impressions, partners exchange verified, measurable user behaviour.

## How it works

Both capabilities share the same foundation:

1. Your organization registers on the platform and creates an **application** representing your product.
2. You configure **tasks** (for engagement) or **offers** (for traffic exchange) within that application.
3. You integrate the JavaScript library into your app using a unique **app key**.
4. Users interact with tasks in real time; the platform tracks and rewards completions.
5. You monitor performance through the **Statistics** dashboard.

## Where to start

If you want to drive engagement within your own app, start with [Task Management](/task-management/task-management.md).

If you want to grow your user base through partnerships, start with [Traffic Exchange](/traffic-exchange/traffic-exchange.md).

Both pipelines begin the same way — [register your organization and create your first app](/getting-started/getting-started.md).


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