What does a world (dis)organized by techno-capitalism look like? In China, platform labor is booming: with smartphones, everything can be delivered; everything becomes spectacle. This system unsettles those who, at different levels of the social hierarchy, accept precarity in exchange for its promise of freedom. Immersing itself in the daily lives of e-commerce workers, and extending to the margins of the chain traced by elderly cardboard pickers, Platform offers an intimate portrait of lives lived to the rhythm of algorithms.