Trash your timefor good.

Social media steals your time.Be a modern pirate and steal some back.

Trash 1 min

🌍 30 minutes reclaimed · €1,000.00 pledged to NGOs

The idea

Do nothing. On purpose.

Put the phone down. Close your eyes. Look around. Smile at someone. Be kind. Spread less hate. Every completed reclaimed minute moves the active sponsor campaign closer to its goal. We use engagement mechanics to get people off their screens—and stop after 15 minutes a day. We do nothing here, but for good: the opposite of doom scrolling.

The pledge

@TheTrashTraveler pledges €1,000.00 if we reclaim 50,000 minutes together.

Raising awareness with fun and creativity for the planet — check it out!

Self-investment to kick this off. An official invoice will be transparently shown once this goal is reached by views. You or a company's logo could be here next.

The sponsor pays the pledge only after the full reclaimed-minute goal is completed.

30 / 50,000Campaign reach
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Live campaign totals

Demo statistics

9

Participants

30

Completed minutes

€1,000.00

Pledged

Coming up

The first project is announced on 1 October

Until then, every reclaimed minute already counts. Start collecting now — the non-profit behind the campaign is revealed on launch day.

See the campaign →

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One honest thing

This app doesn't save the world.

A minute away from the feed is a start, not a solution. What actually changes things is what we all do the rest of the day: waste less, share more, vote, help a neighbour, say something kind out loud. Enough people acting the same way becomes pressure — and pressure is what changes the big systems none of us can move alone.

So whatever you do, do good with your time and be kind to others. Let's make this world a bit more positive again and spread less hate — there's plenty of that online already. We're all human.