Share food.
Cut waste.
With the neighbors on your block.
Share unopened food with neighbors.
A movement. A small pivot in how we live. It feels good — because it is good.
Free for everyone during the founding period. No charge today.
before you toss it…
Don't throw it out. Pass it on.
Unopened and not expired — always.
That pang you feel when good food hits the trash? You're not wrong. Someone on your block would happily put it to use — they just don't know you have it. Snap a photo, post it, hand it off. That's it.
The loaf of bread you bought too much of
The pantry items in the back of the cabinet
The bags of produce you won't get through in time
The groceries you over-bought before a trip
The cans, jars and snacks left over from a party
The snacks and drinks your kids decided they don't like
15 seconds to post. Zero food in the trash.
You already feel guilty throwing it out. Now there's something better to do with it.
three steps · two roles
How it works
Pickup happens between neighbors — never through us.
- 1
Post it in 15 seconds
Snap a photo of the unopened, not-expired food. Our AI fills in the details. Pick a pickup window.
- 2
Match with a neighbor
A Finder on your block requests it through in-app messaging. You choose who, when, and where.
- 3
Hand it off on a porch
Porch, corner, doorstep — your call. The food is free. We never touch it. Done.
Got unopened food you won't use?
- Snap a photo — our AI helps fill in the details
- Pick a pickup window and a general area
- Accept a Finder and choose how to meet — your way
See what's available nearby
- Browse hyper-local listings in your neighborhood
- Request the pickup through in-app messaging
- Coordinate the handoff once the Sharer accepts
the problem
Food waste is huge.
Not "a little wasteful." Not "kind of a problem." It's one of the largest, most embarrassing, most fixable crises on the planet — and almost all of it leaves ordinary kitchens, one bag at a time.
of food wasted globally every single year
UNEP Food Waste Index, 2024
go hungry worldwide while edible food gets trashed
FAO SOFI, 2024
of global greenhouse gas emissions come from wasted food
Project Drawdown / UNEP
in food thrown away across the world economy each year
UNEP / WRI
No government program is going to fix this. It gets fixed the same way it got broken — one household, one block, one handoff at a time. That's the part we can actually do.
Don't trash it. Share it.
Don't go without. Find it.
A small monthly subscription keeps Food Finder ad-free and growing into new neighborhoods. Food itself is always free between users.
The world tosses 1.1 billion tons of food a year — most of it from homes and small businesses. That's exactly where we can fix it.