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Product

PlatformThe rewards infrastructure underneath every interface.StationsThe first physical interface into the network.MobileIdentity, wallet, streaks and standing.App MVPSix screens: home, return, reward, marketplace, standing, impact.RewardsThe economy that turns action into value.NetworkEleven participants. One compounding graph.MoatSixteen compounding advantages. None of them hardware.FlywheelOne action creates the next. Twelve steps, no exit.North StarOne metric the whole company optimises for.StackEleven layers. Every one of them feeds the core.EmotionEleven moments. Every feeling designed on purpose.

Markets

SponsorsAttention that is earned, not bought.CitiesPublic cleanliness as measurable infrastructure.EventsVenues that clean themselves.SchoolsBehaviour formed before habits harden.

Company

WaterThe consumer edge of the network.FoundationWhere a share of every reward goes.CompanyWho we are and why now.Investor portalSecure data room. Invitation only.ContactPartnerships, press and capital.
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Cities

Cleanliness as
measurable infrastructure.

Municipal cleanliness is currently bought as labour and reported as anecdote. rewatr converts it into installed infrastructure with a metered output — and pays residents to run it.

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Where we are todayCity partnerships begin with one fixed public site alongside the event pilots. Wider municipal deployment follows operational maturity.

Municipality dashboard

What a city actually needs to see.

01
Diversion by material
What was recovered, where, and at what grade.
02
Hotspot mapping
Which streets generate litter and which return points relieve them.
03
Cost avoided
Collection and cleanup hours displaced, priced against your own labour rates.
04
Participation
Residents reached, repeat rate and neighbourhood-level equity of access.
05
Procurement fit
Deployed as managed infrastructure with defined uptime and reporting obligations.
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Public evidence
A city-facing view residents can see, because transparency drives participation.

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Deployment model

Infrastructure-as-a-service, not a capital purchase.

Cities do not buy machines. rewatr installs, operates, services and reports on the network under a service agreement, with reward funding shared between the municipality, sponsors and recovered material value. Contract structure and pricing are set per market during the survey.