How it works
How Map to Clean connects consumers, collection sites, local businesses and drivers in one circular-economy loop across Mahé, Praslin and La Digue.
The circular economy in action
01
Waste pickup from residential households and island villas.
02
Segregation, cleaning and categorising into raw feedstock.
03
Local studios and manufacturers convert bales into goods.
04
Upcycled circular items retailed on the community marketplace.
Schedule a waste pickup in a few clicks — sorted materials, collected from your door.
Zone assignment and verification.
Calendar slot and GPS pin drop.
On-site weigh-in and QR scan.
Personal carbon diversion and ocean-plastic dashboard.
What we collect
Turn recycled feedstock into profitable, upcycled products.
Register as a local business.
Complete KYC verification.
Buy recycled feedstock.
Make upcycled products.
List on the marketplace.
List your upcycled products on our marketplace and reach eco-conscious buyers nationwide.
Source certified recycled feedstock directly from verified collection sites near you.
Turn collected recyclables into steady income.
Create a collection-site account.
Complete the KYC process.
Gather recyclable materials.
Clean, bale and categorise.
List feedstock for local businesses.
Higher-purity batches earn better prices. Every batch is graded on a differential payout:
Washed, sorted, compact-baled.
Monopolymer sorted, minimal residue.
Broad polymer family, needs cleaning.
Earn money picking up waste from consumers, on your own schedule.
Register with your vehicle details and licence.
View and accept pickup requests on the map.
Pick up waste from scheduled locations.
Earn per pickup, paid weekly.
Archipelago-wide GPS routing and micro-depot dispatch.
Escrow-backed automated payouts for every participant.
Environmental and identity checks for trusted custody.
Audited tonnage metrics for marine-sanctuary protection.
Peer reviews and contamination scoring.
One infrastructure for B2B feedstock and B2C artisanal goods.
Ready to start
