QR-coded bags
Each bag is tagged to your home, school or shop, so every kilo can be traced back to a door.
Your kachra has a price tag.
Soon: fill a QR bag, get it weighed at your door, and get paid on UPI before the kabadiwala leaves.
There's a sack on your balcony.
Everything in it is worth money.
But nobody pays you to sort it. So it all goes in one bin.
Step oneFill a bag. It has a QR, so it knows it's yours.
Step twoHe scans it, weighs it, and the rate card does the maths.
Step threeYour UPI buzzes before he's out of the lane.
The rate card. No haggling, no mood.
Every item has a published range, per kilo or per piece. Where you land in it depends on the day's market and the condition of what you hand over.
Sample rates for this demo, modelled on real Indian kabadiwala cards.
Every bag leaves a receipt.
Households get paid, collectors stop arguing, and the city can finally count what it keeps out of landfill.
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Points turn into cash on any UPI ID. Ten points, one rupee, no fees hiding in the corner.
A rewards marketplace
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Verified buyers
Certified recyclers bid on verified lots, so the loop closes on paper as well as in the truck.
Being built for the places that make the most.
- ApartmentsRWAs and gated societies, where every flat has a balcony sack.
- SchoolsColleges and campuses that turn a paper mountain into a fund.
- HotelsBottles, cardboard and cans in volume, collected on a schedule.
- Small shopsEvery carton you unpack is a rupee amount. Now it has a home.
Kabadiwalas
Verified collectors will get a route, a scale and instant payouts. Fair rates, fewer arguments, a record of every kilo.
City desks and buyers
Municipalities will see diversion as it happens, designed around India's Solid Waste Management Rules, 2016. Recyclers bid on lots they can trust.
Be first in the lane.
Sanchay is opening city by city. Tell us who you are and where, and we'll write the day it's your turn.