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I’ve been working on a waste management and sustainability platform called TrashSmart.
It’s a centralized system built for one organization to manage end-to-end waste collection operations. The platform connects registered users who request waste pickups with assigned collectors, while admins oversee scheduling, assignments, payments, and overall operations.
The system supports multiple waste types and pickup sizes, includes a structured order workflow from request to completion, and features a rewards system that encourages recycling and eco-friendly behavior. Both users and collectors earn points that can be redeemed or used as incentives within the platform.
From a technical perspective, I focused on building the full backend architecture using Firebase, including role-based access control, Firestore data modeling, authentication flows, and operational logic for orders, payouts, and rewards.
It’s been a solid build in terms of designing something that blends logistics, sustainability and incentive-driven behavior into one system.
UI looking clean. Good work!
Thank you!
Really appreciate how balanced and refined the whole experience feels.
Thank you! That was the idea, eco friendly vibes.
Stunning!
Thanks a lot!
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