S’more is a mobile app from Airfind Corp that allows users to earn rewards through their smartphone. However, unlike other apps, it does not promise cash or prizes in return for winning games. Instead, it ensures rewards for those willing to put content and ads on their phone's lock screen. It promises points for every day that you have the lifestyle app installed on your device. However, users need to be constantly active to continue earning points.

How does the app work?

S’more works like reward websites that partner with advertisers to market their members. The difference, however, lies in the way that the app chooses to bring those advertisements to the users. In this app, you don't need to read paid emails or complete offers to get paid. What it does is place ads on your lock screen. It works as a middleman between you and its partner advertisers, passing you some of the cash it makes from advertising.

When downloaded, it will automatically place a new lock screen on your phone. It is then up to you to click on the ads to learn more about a product, service, or brand. To dismiss the ads and access your phone, you only need to swipe up. S’more promises to give you 10 cents a day by having it installed on your phone. Unlike similar apps, you do not have to interact with ads to get points.

On top of using your lock screen for classified ads, S’more also offers other means of earning rewards, including referrals, paid surveys, and watching videos. You can redeem your earned points as gift cards at stores, such as Amazon, Applebee's, and Best Buy. The app will send you an email with a redemption code for your gift cards. Note, however, that you will need to wait ten days after installing the app before you can redeem your first point.

Don't skip the ads

If you're looking for a way to earn extra, then S’more is worth a try. You can get paid by turning your lock screen into a space for ads. It doesn't require anything from you aside from allowing ads on your phone and it offers other ways to get rewards. That said, it only gives you pocket change as a daily reward and may not be worth the bother in the long-run.