Green
Recyclables
Materials that can go back into manufacturing. Rinse them, keep them dry, and they hold their value.
#LoveThePlanet
One connected ecosystem for waste, worth and what happens next.
A socio-technological waste intelligence software that turn everyday purchases and disposal decisions into actions that can be tracked, rewarded and reported on to promote a sustainable ecosystem.
Live programme figures
Counted over
- 48,250 kg
- Kilograms of waste diverted
- 3,500
- Garments tracked
- 3,180
- Active citizens
- Pending
- Dustbins distributed
- 38
- Partnerships procured
- 1,140
- Volunteers joined
- 12,600
- Citizens educated
Logged, sorted and confirmed by a collector
Followed from purchase through repair, resale or recovery
Logging waste at least once a month
Colour-coded reusable bin and bag sets for households, schools and estates
16+ partnership proposals have been submitted and are awaiting partnership funding. Upon confirmation of funding, the Organisation will commission the production and distribution of 1,400+ partitioned, colour-segregated dustbin units within three months.
Institutions, NGOs, county bodies and fashion-sector partners under signed agreement
Took a place on a clean-up, school session or training day
Reached through community training days, school sessions and campus campaigns
Figures are illustrative pilot targets, and the reporting window is set in the stakeholder dashboard. Once the platform is live, both the counters and the period they cover read directly from it.
Scan. Sort. Earn. Repeat.
Buy, verify, dispose, collect, report
The same record follows an item from the shop counter to the dashboard a government partner reads. That is the whole idea.
01
Scan it
A barcode scan returns the category, colour code and recyclability the producer registered.
02
Get reminded
The day before collection, a notification names the exact bags to prepare — by SMS if you have no smartphone.
03
Collector confirms
Volume and category are logged against your household, with proof. It works with no signal.
04
It becomes evidence
Every event streams to the dashboard and the public counters in near real time.
The shared vocabulary
Four colours, one system
The same four codes are used by the app, the reusable bags, the collector's workflow and the dashboard analytics — so nothing is lost in translation between them.
Blue
Food & organic waste
Anything that rots. Kept separate it becomes compost; mixed in, it contaminates everything else in the bag.
Red
Hazardous waste
Items that harm people, soil or water if they reach an ordinary dump. These must go to a licensed handler.
Yellow
General dry waste
What is left once the other three are taken out. The goal here is to make this bag smaller every month.
Full sorting guide & posters
Every category is identified by an icon and a written label as well as a colour, so sorting works for colour-blind users and at low literacy levels.
Fashion Meets the Future
Clothing is not a side issue here
A dedicated textile module follows a garment from purchase through wear, repair, resale, upcycling or material recovery — and turns each of those steps into work for a tailor, an artisan or a recycler nearby.
- 1Scan before you buy — materials, sourcing, eco-impact
- 2Care reminders that keep a garment in use longer
- 3Repair or upcycle with a tailor or artisan near you
- 4Resell or swap it in the circular marketplace
- 5Fibre recovery when nothing else is left
Get Involved
Find the door that is yours
Seven roles, seven different jobs to be done. Each has its own onboarding path and its own mode inside the app.
Citizens
You want your household waste to actually go somewhere useful — and to be paid something for the effort.
Join as a citizenSchools & Institutions
You run a school, campus, estate or workplace and want a programme your community can actually see working.
Register an institutionWaste Collectors
You already collect in your zone. The platform gives that work a schedule, a record and a reliable payment trail.
Register as a collectorRetailers
You sell to the public. Linking a basket at checkout is what makes downstream disposal traceable at all.
Register a storeProducers
You manufacture or import. Registering your barcodes is what lets the platform tell anyone how to dispose of your product correctly.
Register as a producerArtisans & Designers
You repair, tailor, upcycle or design. The circular fashion module is built around your work.
List your servicesGovernment & NGO Partners
You regulate, fund or deliver programmes and need evidence you can put in front of your own board.
Start a partnershipDesign principle
Built for the phone people actually own
Mobile-first, offline-tolerant and low-data by default. The platform must work on an entry-level Android handset on an intermittent connection, and degrade gracefully to SMS for users without smartphones — otherwise the communities the project most wants to reach are the ones it will exclude.
Works offline
Logs, pickups and check-ins queue locally and sync when a connection returns.
SMS & USSD
Feature-phone users get collection reminders and sorting guidance too.
Built to be multilingual
English today. Kiswahili follows across the app, the website and every notification template.
Icon-led sorting
Icons and labels carry the meaning, not colour alone — WCAG 2.1 AA throughout.
From Waste to Worth
What this looks like on the ground
From Waste to Worth
The collector who kept a ledger
Before the app, Joseph wrote every pickup in a school exercise book. Nobody ever asked to see it — until a bank did.
14 July 2026 · 4 min read
Campaign update
What the first thousand scans told us
Sorting accuracy started at 54%. The fix was not more rules — it was explaining why each rule exists.
28 June 2026 · 5 min read
School recap
Olympic Primary runs its own waste audit
Two classes weighed a week of school waste. The results changed what the canteen buys.
11 June 2026 · 3 min read
Start where you are
Whether that means downloading the app, registering a store, listing your repair services, or opening a partnership conversation — every route in is a short form and a phone number.