What Reddit Says About Recycling Apps
We compiled 10 Reddit discussions about Recycling apps from 7 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/recycling
So those are great programs to create a market for the recycled material. ... Great idea, but impossible to implement in real life. ... We already built it - and it’s free! You can download it on iOS and android (in the UK & USA) 😊 ... Plugging in hopes the devs are still hard at work on this a...
r/recycling
I created a very quick app to send me a reminder with a list of what needs to go out. I then expanded this to add in a barcode scanner which tells you what bin something should go in, or you can add it into the community database if it’s not in there, it creates a shopping list suggestion based on w...
r/androidapps
A File Manager with has Recycle Bin, Recent Files List and .apk, music, videos, photos sorted on starting screen. ... Third-party apps(outside the play store) that you can't live without.
r/ChickFilAWorkers
we use the vsbl app for checklists and it has a section for waste.
r/ZeroWaste
I found this app that I think is in early stages but is a really cool concept. Its called ReView. It basically lets you take pictures of items and uses AI to determine if it is recyclable in your area.
r/androidapps
... Ig that's it. In-advance, Thank You for your suggestions. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... Solid Explorer. Best File Manager for Android.
r/smallbusiness
There are already some similar apps; the closest to what I have in mind is Getbower, which encourages you to scan the barcode of a product you're about to consume and then dispose of it (clearly, they later sell this data to companies).
r/ZeroWaste
The app of my local waste management. It tells me where to dispose of what and when which bin is picked up. Which improves the recycling rate of my waste.
r/boston
New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... If the cardboard boxes are useable, check out Freecycle or the trashnothing app--there are always people on there looking for moving boxes.
r/irvine
And the free bags they give you might be the best part, huge and strong. ... Agree. It's a nice Irvine perk (not many other cities have this). They take a small cut of your refund but you save so much time. They also provide huge bags for the recyclables. ... It’s awesome. Everything done in yo...
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