Klirri

Klirri

Find recycling containers

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 30, 2026
  • August 9, 2026

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Where to take those empty bottles? Klirri shows you the nearest recycling container on the map – bottle banks, clothes banks, paper and many more materials. GET THERE FAST • Map with all containers around you – from city centres to the countryside • Filter chips show exactly the materials that really exist locally: glass, clothes, paper, metal, plastic, beverage cartons, green waste, batteries and more • Recycling centres as their own category with names and opening hours • Route in your maps app, Look Around street view and a share option for every location WORKS EVERYWHERE – EVEN OFFLINE • A worldwide dataset with over 460,000 locations is already built into the app – the map is full right away, even without reception • Live updates add the latest changes as soon as you are online • Nothing nearby? Klirri honestly shows you the nearest known location with its distance DO YOU KNOW HOW TO SORT HERE? • Short briefings explain the waste system of the country you are in – from the German deposit scheme to Spanish iglús and Japan's collection calendar • Country-specific hints, e.g. about the Dutch waste pass (afvalpas) • Localised in 16 languages – perfect for travelling PRIVATE AND HONEST • No account, no ads, no tracking – the app collects no data • Spotted an error? Report changes directly to the OpenStreetMap community • Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors Whether at home around the corner or exploring foreign cities: Klirri gets your empties to the right place.
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What's New in Klirri

1.1

August 9, 2026

Klirri now opens where you actually are. • The map starts on your own region instead of always showing Germany — even before you grant location access. • Collection points with several containers now appear as a single pin that lists every material accepted there, and it turns up under each matching filter. • When you report a problem, you can say which container you mean, so the OpenStreetMap community fixes the right one. • Copy an address straight from the detail view. • Routes suggest driving for destinations more than 500 m away. • Refreshed worldwide data: 468,000 recycling points, all available offline.

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