Connect with local food producers to swap homegrown produce. Avoid food waste by bartering your surplus fruits and vegetables for items like eggs or other goods.
1.5
June 7, 2017
Fixed notification issues.
Green Thumb is a mobile application designed to facilitate the bartering of homegrown produce and other goods within local communities. It aims to bring traditional market bartering into the digital age.
Users can list their surplus homegrown produce, such as apples or vegetables, and find other users willing to swap for items like eggs or other goods. It connects producers directly for exchange.
The app is primarily for swapping homegrown produce like fruits and vegetables. However, it also allows for bartering for other goods, such as eggs, as mentioned in its functionality.
Yes, Green Thumb aims to reduce food waste by allowing users to exchange precious produce they have in surplus for something they need in return, preventing it from spoiling.
Based on the provided data, Green Thumb is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Support for Android is not specified.
The latest version of Green Thumb, 1.5, was last updated on June 7, 2017. The app was initially released on May 18, 2017.
Green Thumb has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in local food exchange.
No, Green Thumb does not contain advertisements according to the provided data. It is a free application without any in-app purchases or ads.
