Scrapp is a purpose-led platform on a mission to reduce global waste - by helping people to recycle correctly.
We believe that small actions can, and do, make all the difference.
Collectively – one plastic bottle, cardboard box, or milk carton at a time – we can build a more sustainable future where our most precious resources are reused more and wasted less. Join today!
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Scrapp was created to educate and empower people to recycle correctly.
And that’s precisely what we’ve seen it do.
In just a small trial, Scrapp was successfully used to recycle 10,000+ items correctly.
We predict that Scrapp could help cities divert thousands of tons from landfill, saving millions in landfill fees each year.
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With an impressive knowledge of behavioural science and a thirst for driving meaningful change, the Scrapp team is on a mission to educate and create continuous impact.
With the use of Scrapp, we are able to engage with colleagues and drive the correct behaviours, therefore enabling us to reach our recycling goals.
Local authorities can save big by recycling smarter.
Scrapp enables local authorities to engage better with residents by educating and incentivising them to improve recycling, reduce contamination rates and deliver savings.
Better recycling guidance boosts brand loyalty.
Aside from the obvious environmental benefits, Scrapp has proven to grow 'brand loyalty' for customers as they can understand how their product can be disposed of without feeling guilty.
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As a small business owner I really appreciated the working process I had with Scrapp.
They were understanding of my time and commitments and respected my input every step of the way.
It’s transformative tech for good and it benefits everybody who uses it!
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So delighted to have had the opportunity to work with the fantastic Scrapp team.
Scrapp quite simply makes recycling both EFFECTIVE and fun! They may have a huge impact "AT SCALE GLOBALLY".
The Scrapp app is easy to use and provides just the right level of information.
As a packaging engineer, I often get asked, “Can this be recycled?” This question can stump even the experts.
This is genius and demands to be made more widely available. Who knew your rubbish bin could be the epicentre of so much stress and anxiety?!
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