Fruit Map was born from a simple idea: what if everyone knew where cities grow food?

Fruit Map was born in 2015 at the University of Brasília, from a collaboration between Computer Engineering, Environmental Sciences and Marketing students. What started as an academic project became an internationally recognized initiative.
Today we are a community present in more than 55 countries, with over 40,000 fruit trees and urban gardens mapped — all contributed by people who believe cities can be edible ecosystems.
We promote urban sustainability, green economy and environmental education — one fruit at a time.
We advance circular economy principles and conscious resource use in urban environments.
We believe in citizen participation as a force to reshape cities.
We build collective knowledge about local biodiversity and environmental stewardship.
Download the app, map the first tree in your neighborhood and help turn your city into an edible ecosystem.