Surplus food, rescued in minutes.

Donors post what's left. Nearby volunteers and NGOs get matched, pick it up, and deliver it before it expires.

Volunteers handing out plates of freshly served food
Example donation1.2 km away

80 vegetarian meals

Hostel mess, pickup by 8:30 pm

Time until expiry

00:42:18

Volunteer on the way

Why it matters

Households wasted over 1 billion meals a day in 2022, while 783 million people faced hunger.

Surplus food is rarely the hard part. The hard part is finding someone nearby who can collect it before it spoils.

Source: UNEP Food Waste Index Report 2024

One loop, from surplus to served.

Every donation follows the same five moves, so nobody has to guess what happens next.

  1. Post

    A donor lists the food, quantity, pickup window and expiry time in under a minute.

  2. Match

    Nearby volunteers and NGOs are ranked by urgency, distance and capacity.

  3. Pick up

    A volunteer claims it, shares their location for the trip, and heads over.

  4. Deliver

    The food reaches people who need it, with a timestamp at every step.

  5. Measure

    Each delivery adds to the servings rescued on the impact dashboard.

Built for everyone in the handoff.

A chef plating food in a warmly lit restaurant kitchen

Restaurants, hostels, households and event organisers

  • List surplus food in under a minute: what it is, how much, and when it expires.
  • See who claimed it and how far away they are.
  • Follow the pickup live on a map until it is collected.
  • Get a delivery confirmation and see how many servings you saved.

Transparent matching

A match score you can read.

Four signals, fixed weights, and a plain reason behind every recommendation. Move the sliders to see how urgency changes the result.

42 min
1.2 km

In this example the collector has room for the full donation and accepts vegetarian food, so capacity and compatibility score in full.

Recommended volunteer

93%

1.2 km away, capacity available, expires in 42 min

Expiry urgency
35 / 40
Distance
28 / 30
Capacity fit
20 / 20
Food compatibility
10 / 10

Follow every pickup as it happens.

A volunteer riding a bicycle loaded with bags of food

Live location, only during the trip

Donors and admins see the volunteer move on the map from pickup to drop-off. Nobody else does.

Consent first

Sharing starts when the volunteer taps Start trip and stops the moment the food is delivered.

Works when GPS doesn't

If location drops, the map keeps the last known position and status updates carry on.

Every step, timestamped

Example pickup

  1. Claimed

    6:02 pm

  2. Arrived

    6:11 pm

  3. Picked up

    6:14 pm

  4. In transit

    6:15 pm

  5. Delivered

    Pending

Neighbours sharing a meal at long tables outdoors at dusk

Have food to share, or an hour to help?

Join as a donor, volunteer or NGO. It takes a minute to set up, and the next pickup might be around the corner.

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