Community litter cleanup
PICK is for people who already stop to grab the bottle on the sidewalk. Log a cleanup in seconds, and watch your bags counted alongside everyone else's.
A kitchen trash bag and a pair of gloves. That's the entire kit — no gear to buy, no group to join.
Tap start and pick as you go. No route to follow, no minimum, no timer running. Five minutes counts.
Say how full it got. PICK turns that into a litter count and adds it to the community map.
One bag on your block doesn't feel like much. Thousands of bags across a city is a different picture. The map shows every cleanup logged — by the week, by the city, refreshed hourly.
Open the mapYes. No cost, no subscription, no ads.
A standard 13-gallon kitchen trash bag — roughly 200 pieces of everyday street litter. If you report what your bag actually held at the end of a cleanup, PICK uses your number instead of the estimate.
No. PICK is built for the solo, unplanned cleanup — the ten minutes you spend on your own block. Organised cleanups work fine too; they just aren't required.
Not yet. iOS first while the app is in beta.
Tap "Join the beta" anywhere on this page. It opens TestFlight, Apple's beta app — you'll install that first if you don't have it, then PICK.