Kerbie

See it. Snap it. Someone saves it. Kerbie is a live map of good kerbside finds. When someone spots a great piece of furniture, a working appliance or anything worth saving on the kerb, they snap a photo on the spot and neighbours nearby get a push. Whoever picks it up marks it collected — and can send a voluntary thank-you, straight to the poster. HOW IT WORKS • Browse the map — every pin is a photo of something real on the kerb • Fresh finds are ringed green; older ones fade to yellow and grey • Posts expire after 24 hours, so the map only shows what's actually out there • Live camera only: posts are taken at the kerb, so no stock photos and no fakes • Several things at one address? The post card shows everything at that spot • Tap "I took it" when you collect something (you need to be there) — the post comes down for everyone • Say thanks: posters can share a PayID; tips are voluntary, 100% theirs, and happen in your own banking app WHY KERBIE Every clean-up week, tonnes of perfectly good furniture and appliances go to landfill. Kerbie helps the good stuff find a new home first. Launching on Sydney's North Shore — Ku-ring-gai, Willoughby, North Sydney and surrounds. Kerbie never handles money, shows no ads, and doesn't sell your data.