Clean aWay vs BachApp

What you can do with Clean aWay • Post places that need cleaning • Share your clean-up actions with details about what you found • Expose littering behaviour on the Wall of Shame • Keep a history of your clean-up posts on your profile • Follow locations instead of people About the app While travelling a lot in a van, I often park in random isolated places in nature. Unfortunately, I’m always surprised by how much trash people leave behind. At some point, I started collecting what I could to clean the places where I stayed. It felt good to leave the area cleaner and to show that travellers are not all irresponsible. After many clean-up sessions, I wanted a simple place to keep track of these actions — not for likes on unrelated social media platforms, but somewhere dedicated to this effort. As an iOS developer, I realised this could become a useful tool for others doing the same thing. That’s how Clean aWay was created: a modest tool to help people share and track clean-up actions. Now the future of Clean aWay is in your hands. Use it, share it, and send feedback to help improve it. Follow us on social media: @clean.away.official Disclaimer You are responsible for your own actions. • Do not trespass and always respect private property • Wear gloves and protective equipment when collecting waste • Dispose of collected waste properly and legally Clean aWay does not assume responsibility for any actions taken while using the app. Subscription Clean aWay offers optional subscription plans. Plans: Monthly: $9.99 Annual: $99.99 Payment will be charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24 hours prior to the end of the current period. You can manage or turn off auto-renewal in your account settings at any time after purchase. Cancellation of the current subscription is not allowed during the active subscription period. Contest / Crypto draw notice Until further notice, subscriptions do not automatically grant access to any monthly draw. If future draws are organised: • Winners will be selected after verification of posted clean-up actions • Posts may be checked for authenticity • Participants may be contacted for verification • Accurate location details and photos help validate entries Clean aWay reserves the right to remove any participation suspected of fraud. Clean aWay may also suspend or ban accounts that abuse the system. Apple and Google are not involved in any contest or sweepstakes organised through the app. Terms of Use https://www.appwithflow.com/clean-away-terms-of-service Privacy Policy https://www.appwithflow.com/clean-away-privacy-policies

Die BachApp ist eine praktische und informative App für alle, die sich gerne rund um Rhein, Wiese und Birs aufhalten. Sie enthält: - Gewässerinformationen: Aktuelle Messdaten (Wassertemperatur, Pegel- und Abflussverlauf (inkl. Prognosen) zu Rhein, Wiese und Birs - Karte: Die Karte ist filterbar und enthält praktische Hinweise zu Orten rund um die Flüsse, so bspw. zu den empfohlenen Schwimmbereichen, WCs, Essen & Trinken, Grillstellen und mehr. - Infos: Neben interessanten Fakten zum Rhein, erfährt man hier, welche Events rund um den Rhein anstehen und wo es Baustellen gibt. - Am Fluss: Diese Rubrik beantwortet häufige Fragen, stellt diverse Wassersportarten vor und informiert zum rücksichtvollen Miteinander (#RHYLAX) sowie zum Naturschutz. Die Mehrheit der in der App verfügbaren Messwerte und Informationen fliessen über das kantonale Datenportal (https://data.bs.ch) in die BachApp. So kann sichergestellt werden, dass die Informationen jederzeit dem aktuell verfügbaren Stand entsprechen. Darüber hinaus stehen die Daten auf diese Weise auch als offene Behördendaten (OGD) unter https://data.bs.ch/explore/?q=tags=BachApp der Öffentlichkeit im Internet zur Verfügung. Das Projekt entspringt einer Smart-City-Initiative der Kantons-und Stadtentwicklung, die dazu mit den Entwicklern Tizian Hösch und Andreas Stebler, dem Sportamt, dem Tiefbauamt sowie der Fachstelle für Open Government Data zusammengearbeitet hat.