Find an outing, sign up, log what you took out. Nothing else — and that's exactly what's needed.
GreenLovi doesn't want your attention, it wants you out on a Saturday. So the app does three things and does them well: it shows the routes nearby, it signs you up to one, and it collects what came out when it's over.
What's collected is the interesting part. Every outing leaves its record — kilos, kind of waste, photos — and that record stays with the place. Over time, a beach stops being an impression and becomes a set of numbers anyone can look at.
What's nearby, ordered by date. With the exact meeting point and how many people have signed up already.
A club, a class, a hotel's staff. You create a group, call an outing and keep the group's own tally.
Kilos, kind of waste and before-and-after photos. You can see whether somewhere is improving or needs another visit.
You can see the routes without signing up. You only need an account to join one and to log what came out.
It finds you and shows the outings around you for the coming weeks.
You see who's organising, what gear they're bringing and what time it starts. One button and you're in.
Gloves, picker and bag. A couple of hours, usually a morning.
The kilos and a couple of photos. It adds to the place and the next person sees it.
It's still half-built and the data you'll see is made up, but it's enough to get a feel for how it moves.
Leave us your email and we'll write the day it can be downloaded. Nothing else.