Decarmy

Decarmy helps you find the eco-friendly alternative in everyday life: where to eat, stay, travel and shop greener — near you. FOOD Restaurants and cafés with plant-based options, markets, organic basket schemes, artisans, local producers, caterers and grocers, bulk and co-op stores included. STAYS Eco-labelled hotels, campsites, hostels and mountain huts from official registers such as the EU Ecolabel, on a map around you — and searchable by city or by country. Save the ones you like. TRAVEL Find a way to travel without flying — by train or coach, step by step, with its carbon footprint when it's published — and low-carbon options around you: bike stations, car sharing, carpooling. SHOPPING Second-hand and repair before buying new: thrift stores, repair shops, fab labs and do-it-yourself workshops, books, sports gear, opticians. ECO-LABELS Organic shops and producers, certified repairers, recycling centres and EU Ecolabel products, from official registers, searchable from the home screen. FIND EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED Tap a tile, then narrow it down with filters that only show what really exists nearby: type, second-hand, repair or refurbished, labels such as 100% plant-based, open now, walking time. Every place opens on a detailed card with directions. PROVE YOUR ECO-ACTS With the "+", prove an eco-act: a trip measured on foot or by bike, a checked ticket, a vegetarian meal on a photo. Every act moves your streak and your badges forward. DECAPOINTS Verified acts earn DecaPoints, to the hundredth: 1 DecaPoint per 10 kg of CO₂ avoided. Checking meals by photo is in a trial phase: it doesn't earn anything yet. DecaPoints can't be bought or sold: they recognise the people who really change things. SUGGEST A PLACE Is a place missing? Suggest it with the "+": the team checks it before it's published. YOUR CARBON FOOTPRINT Estimate your footprint with a short test based on life-cycle data, and see which levers matter most in your life. ECO NEWS AND COMMUNITIES Read the environmental news that matters and join communities. Places come from open, verifiable sources — official registers, OpenStreetMap, city open data — credited in the app. Most of them are in France today, Paris first, and the map keeps growing across Europe. Available in English, French, German, Spanish and Italian.