Digital inventory + sharing app. Catalog everything you own, track value & carbon impact, and connect with your community to lend, borrow & reuse. #ZeroWaste
Meet EcoBot β your smart assistant in the ecohome app.
Just take a photo of any item and EcoBot instantly adds it to your home inventory.
Track and organize everything in one place.
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Happy Earth Day.
Every small step at home can create a big impact on our planet. Track your household items, reduce waste, and build smarter habits with ecohome.
Track your home. Save the planet. π±
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@dezeen Showing what's already there is the greenest thing a building can do β the old part was paid for centuries ago. The new design is mostly editing, not adding.
@thekitchn Dropping deli containers is one of those small swaps that adds up β fewer stains, no lid hunt, and nothing breaks down in a year. Glass and steel pay for themselves fast.
@ThisOldHouse The greenest move in an old house is often a quiet one β keep the original trim and hardware, and put the budget into sealing up energy leaks. That combo saves more than any flashy swap.
@Remodelista Love that this starts as waste wood. The best building materials are the ones that put something to use before they're even installed. Wish more products told this part of the story.
@AptTherapy What you really bring home from a trip is the story, not the stuff. A secondhand find from a local shop will last longer than a magnet from anywhere.
Day 7 π a quick thanks
We've spent the last week sharing what ecohome is really about β one shared home, everyone in sync.
If even one idea clicked, give it a try. Your household will thank you π
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@goodhousemag The underrated move here is just knowing whatβs in your house in the first place β plenty of genuinely valuable stuff ends up in donation bags because nobody ever catalogued it.
@wirecutter The life you can squeeze out of a white tee once you learn the oxygen-soak trick is kind of wild β probably doubles the useful lifespan for the cost of a cup of laundry booster.
Day 6 π‘ why we built ecohome
Every shared home has the same little chaos β groceries forgotten, chores unclear, bills scattered across 3 apps.
One household. Everyone in sync. β¨
Share YOUR household story π
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@dwell Designing for a second and third life changes everything. The question stops being "is this beautiful now" and becomes "is this beautiful when my life changes."
@wirecutter The returns-pallet economy is wild to think about β an entire secondary market propped up by stuff that never should have been bought the first time. Makes "do I actually need this?" feel like the real life hack.
@goodhousemag The "shop your own house" move is underrated. Rearranging what you already own almost always lands better than a new purchase β plus you actually see what you have.
Your closet is a graveyard of things you bought to solve a 20-minute problem.
The drill. The pasta maker. The tent. The label maker.
Most "decluttering advice" misses the real fix: know what you own before you buy the next one.
Day 5 π‘ ecohome tip
Every feature starts with one thing β your Household.
Create one β invite family β track shared expenses, chores & groceries together.
Try ecohome:
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What if adding something to your home inventory took 3 seconds?
Take a photo β EcoBot identifies it β it's in your inventory.
No typing. No spreadsheets. Just done.
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Unpopular opinion: the most sustainable thing you can do isn't buying eco products.
It's using what you already own.
Your home is full of value you've forgotten about. Start there.
#SustainableLiving#ConsciousLiving
Most people buy the same drill 3 times in their lifetime.
Not because the first one broke.
Because they forgot they owned it.
Knowing what you have is the first step to wasting less.
#ZeroWaste#Sustainability