iKickButts vs MoARph

Use the iKickButts app to protect the environment from toxic single-use cigarette butts and other commercial tobacco product waste! Learn about the toxic legacy of commercial tobacco products in outdoor environments. iKickButts allows you to photograph, map, classify, and count tobacco (T), electronic cigarette (E), and cannabis (C) (TEC) waste. Share findings on social media, download data, create reports, and join community science projects! Whether you’re an individual, community group, organization, school class, government agency, or researcher, this app provides the tools you need to collect and share data about TEC waste to support efforts to protect the public from the toxic pollution of TEC waste. Key Features: • Learn & Educate: Access educational resources about the impact of TEC waste on public health and the environment. • Capture & Store: Photograph TEC waste items and store images in the app. • Map TEC Waste: View TEC waste on a map and filter by location, date, and type of waste. • Categorize and Count Waste: Tag, count and classify TEC waste images. • Share on Social Media: Raise awareness by sharing TEC waste images and descriptions with your community via social media. • Download Data: Export detailed TEC waste data in a CSV file for analysis and reporting. Files include geolocation, tags, date, and time. • Create Custom Reports: Generate summary reports based on location, time, waste type, and project-specific filters to share findings. • Organize Community Science Projects: Join an existing project and/or organize groups and create projects within the app to participate in community science projects related to TEC waste. • Advocate for Policy Change: Advocate for and participate in the democratic process to achieve policy change that supports efforts to protect public health and the environment from the toxic pollution of TEC waste. Download the iKickButts App today and take the first step toward cleaner, healthier communities!

This Augmented Reality (AR) experience encourages visitors to join a community-driven intervention placing digital Solar-Sunflowers in front of the Performance Space New York City, the venue of the Climate Ring.