Households
- Post recyclables from your own account
- See the containers you hold from shops
- Borrow and lend with neighbours
NewProceza Circular
What you can't use,
someone nearby can.
Post recyclables for junkshops and barangay MRFs nearby, keep track of the bottles and crates you lend, give coffee grounds to farms, and borrow instead of buying.
- Free on every plan
- Verified collectors
- Your exact pin stays private
Four ways to keep things in use
Each one runs the same way: you post what you have, the right people nearby see it, and you approve who takes it.
Recyclables
Households and businesses
Post bottles, cans, cardboard or used cooking oil. Junkshops, recyclers and barangay MRFs nearby that take it are told.
See howCoffee grounds for farms
Cafés, farms and co-ops
A café posts its used grounds, peels and trimmings, free, once or every week. Verified farms within 25 km collect them for compost or feed.
See howReturnable containers
Shops and their customers
Lend basyo, water jugs, LPG cylinders and crates at the till. Deposits stay out of your sales, and you can see who has them.
See howBorrow & Lend
Everyone
Lend a ladder, a tent or a karaoke set to neighbours, free or for a price per day, instead of everyone buying one.
See howRecyclables
Your sorted recyclables have a collector nearby.
- 1
Post what you have
One material, about how many kilos, until when, and a pin on the map. Once, or every week.
- 2
Collectors nearby are told
Verified collectors that take that material, at that amount, and travel that far. Nearest first, in the app.
- 3
Approve one
Collectors ask to collect. You choose one, and the others are closed as not selected.
- 4
Confirm the kilos
At pickup, enter the collector's code and the weight off their scale. Your kilos sent for recycling add up by material and month.
What you can post
- PET bottles
- Other hard plastic
- Cardboard
- Paper
- Cartons
- Aluminium cans
- Tin cans
- Glass bottles
- Scrap metal
- Used cooking oil
One material per post. Hazardous, medical and electronic waste are not on the list; follow your LGU's guidance for those.
Coffee grounds for farms
Yesterday's coffee, next season's compost.
- Free, in kilograms. A café can post it once or every week.
- Only verified farms and farmers' co-ops can claim it. Those within 25 km are told once.
- The café approves each claim and confirms the pickup with the farm's code.
- Counted apart from food rescued, as kilograms given to farms.
Returnable containers
Know who has your crates.
- Move basyo, jugs, cylinders and crates out, back or as a swap at the till.
- A deposit rides beside the bill in cash. It is never a sale and never VAT.
- See who has them by name, and anything out longer than 30 days.
- Lend crates to another business and they confirm the count.
- Customers see the containers they hold in their own account.
Borrow & Lend
Borrow the ladder. Skip the buying.
- Free or a price per day. The owner chooses, and the two settle it between themselves.
- The borrower asks for days and the owner approves. Two borrowings never share a day.
- Before approval, others see only your first name, your town and about how far.
- Post what you need, and whoever has one can message you.
Who Circular is for
Businesses
- Once verified, post recyclables every week
- Lend containers at the till
- Give used coffee grounds to farms
Junkshops, recyclers and barangay MRFs
- Say what you take, the least you come for and how far you travel
- Register as a business or a community organisation
- Proceza verifies you before you collect
Farms and co-ops
- Grounds, peels and trimmings from cafés within 25 km
- Free, for compost or feed
- Open to verified farms and farmers' co-ops
Your exact pin stays private
Until you approve a collector, they see your first name, your barangay and about how far.
Verified collectors only
Junkshops, recyclers and barangay MRFs are checked by Proceza before they collect.
Kilograms, not prices
Proceza records the weight. Any payment is between you and the collector.
You approve every pickup
Nobody collects, claims or borrows until the owner says yes.
Proceza Circular
Nothing useful should go to waste.
Recyclables, containers, coffee grounds and Borrow & Lend are free on every plan.