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We’re building the connection between the people who move waste, the people who need to dispose of it, and the places worth protecting.
One connected vision
The opportunity
Waste services and community cleanup are often treated as separate problems. Our approach starts with the operator’s daily business, then connects that infrastructure to consumer disposal access and organized cleanup.
The product
For waste operators
A business operating system for roll-off dumpster companies, bringing customers, quotes, dispatch, drivers, containers, trucks, payments, and reporting into one place.
The commercial approach: implementation-led software, configured around the operator’s business.
For people and communities
A consumer experience being developed to connect people with approved disposal capacity in dumpsters already placed within the operator network, alongside local cleanup reporting and Missions.
Access depends on operator approval, accepted materials, available capacity, and access hours.
Technology with a job to do
The planned experience uses photos and a description to help identify materials and approximate the load. Operator rules determine what can be accepted and priced.
Match a disposal request with suitable network capacity, keeping location, permissions, availability, and the operator’s workflow connected.
Before-and-after capture and authorized disposal verification are central to the planned cleanup and disposal experience.
Conservation, built into the approach
The ambition is to make local cleanup easier to organize, complete, and account for—connecting community participation with real disposal infrastructure.
Bring local cleanup needs into a structured reporting and Mission workflow.
Connect eligible participants, disposal access, and professional cleanup where safety requires it.
Use before-and-after evidence and disposal verification to support a clear record of completed work.
Community sponsorship and reward programs are in development. Payment-provider setup, partner agreements, and operating requirements must be completed before activation.
Connecting software to the physical world
We’re exploring a connected hardware family: TossTrack for container and truck location, TossGauge for camera-based container observations, and TossTower for gate activity and container identification.
Hardware concepts are in development and require engineering, integration, and field validation.
Welcoming investment inquiries
Meet the founders for a walkthrough of the software, the operator-focused commercial model, and the path from development to deployment.
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