Instantly identify the correct waste bin for any item using AI. Simply snap a photo or type the item's name to receive clear disposal instructions and track your environmental impact.
1.0.2
September 28, 2026
eSmart Bin 1.0.1 (build 37), released 25 Sep 2026, has a critical sign-in defect: tapping "Continue with Apple" on iOS leaves the app on a loading screen indefinitely, and the user cannot sign in. Users with existing Apple-based accounts are locked out of the app; new users cannot register with Apple. Google and email sign-in are unaffected. Root cause: the hosted sign-in page was started while the Sign in with Apple sheet was still dismissing, so it never presented. Version 1.0.2 (build 38) fixes the sequencing; no other behavioral changes. Steps to reproduce on 1.0.1: install, tick the age confirmation, tap Continue with Apple, complete Face ID; the "Signing you in..." overlay never completes. We request an expedited review to restore sign-in for affected users. This release only fixes Continue with Apple hanging after the native Sign in with Apple sheet on 1.0.1. Sign in with Apple shares the user's name only on the first authorization; if the review Apple ID has authorized eSmart Bin before, the sheet shows a plain Continue and the profile shows the email handle. No name is ever required from the user.
MoreeSmart Bin uses AI to identify waste items. You can either take a photo of the item or type its name, and the app will tell you which bin it belongs in and how to prepare it for disposal.
eSmart Bin provides guidance for recycle, compost, e-waste, hazardous, special, and general waste bins, ensuring comprehensive sorting for various materials.
Yes, eSmart Bin allows you to type the name of the item if you prefer not to take a photo. The app will still provide the correct bin and disposal information.
Yes, eSmart Bin counts each correctly sorted item and estimates the CO₂ savings on your user profile. You can also build streaks for bonus scans.
eSmart Bin is supported on devices with 4 GB RAM or more, such as iPhone 13 Pro or newer, and M-series iPads. Older devices automatically switch to a lighter on-device mode.
eSmart Bin is free to use. It is supported by advertisements and does not offer in-app purchases.
Yes, eSmart Bin contains advertisements to keep the app free for users. These ads contribute to the app's operational costs.
The latest version of eSmart Bin is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on September 28, 2026. Updates typically include improvements to AI accuracy and user experience.
