> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://midle.gitbook.io/midle/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://midle.gitbook.io/midle/features/tasks.md).

# Tasks

Brands are creating social media and on-chain tasks on a regular basis every day.

There are two types of tasks:

### 1. Main Tasks

Main tasks include platform connection tasks and tasks for Midle's social media platforms.

A new user must connect their social media accounts to Midle in order to complete tasks. Platform connection tasks such as Metamask, Twitter, Discord are all rewarded with 250 points.

### 2. Brand Tasks

Brand tasks cover the tasks that brands create. Brands create tasks such as X Follow, X Post Like, Join Discord etc. The points determined by brands for these tasks are distributed to users who complete the tasks.

Brand Tasks appear in Midle as follows:

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**Task Title:** Requirement for completing the task \
**Time Remaining:** The time remaining to complete the task \
**Point:** The amount of points users will earn for completing the task \
**Brand:** The brand that created the task

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👔  Create tasks to increase your user acquisition, retention and engagement!&#x20;

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[Create Tasks](/midle/tutorials/brand-guides/create-tasks.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

👤 Complete tasks to earn rewards!&#x20;

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[Complete Tasks](/midle/tutorials/user-guides/complete-tasks.md)
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