How it works - Our methodology

We believe in the power of citizen collaboration to transform cities into intelligent and sustainable ecosystems. Our platform enables the collaborative mapping of urban natural resources in three simple steps.

Discover

The first step is to explore your city through the Fruit Map app, available for Android and iOS. You can view fruit trees and urban gardens already mapped near your location.

Our platform provides detailed information about each point, including plant type, harvest season, community photos, and access tips. All of this contributes to knowledge of local biodiversity.

Discover fresh and healthy food in public spaces in your city, promoting conscious eating and reducing food waste.

Features of this step

Interactive map
Geolocation
Community photos
Detailed information
Plant-type filters
Harvest calendar

Register

You are a fundamental part of our collaborative mapping. Any citizen can register new fruit trees and urban gardens they find in public spaces in the city.

The registration process is simple and intuitive. Just take a photo, pinpoint the location on the map, identify the plant type, and add useful information for the community. Each contribution helps build a more conscious urban ecosystem.

Your contributions are validated by the community and enrich our database, promoting environmental education and encouraging sustainable circular-economy practices.

Our values - Innovation for a sustainable future

We are at the forefront of technology for urban sustainability, aligned with Smart and Sustainable Cities guidelines. Our core values guide every decision and action.

Collaboration. We believe in the power of citizen participation to transform cities. Every user is a changemaker in their own territory.
Sustainability. We promote circular economy, conscious consumption, and the reduction of food waste through technology.
Accessibility. Our platform is free and accessible to everyone, democratizing access to healthy food and environmental education.
Transparency. All data is collaborative and public, built by the community for the community.