Restaurants post surplus meals, nearby shelters claim them.
Cleanup crews log bags, photos and spots, then send a tidy report to the city.
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Neighborhood cleanup groups record each outing with bag counts, photos and the streets they covered. The app builds a map of cleaned areas and a report they can hand to the city or a sponsor. It turns scattered volunteer effort into proof that gets more support.
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Build a web and mobile app called Litter Pick Log. Create group accounts, a members list and a cleanup event screen with date, meeting point and volunteer sign-ups.
During a cleanup, volunteers log entries with GPS point, number of bags, optional photo and notable items (tires, needles reported to city, bulk trash). Show all entries from an event on a Google Maps view with pins and a total bag count.
Generate a shareable event report page and PDF with map, totals, photos and volunteer hours. Add a season dashboard for the group. Add Stripe billing for a pro plan that adds sponsor logos to reports and unlimited events.
Restaurants post surplus meals, nearby shelters claim them.
Find repair cafes and local fixers instead of tossing it.
Scan a grocery receipt, see its carbon footprint.