DropMaterials
How it works

Google Maps for unwanted material.

Not eBay for garbage. No searching, no messaging, no negotiating. You declare what you have or what you take, and DropMaterials routes it.

Craigslist
Search→Message→Negotiate→Coordinate
Facebook Marketplace
Search→Message→Ghost each other→Coordinate
DropMaterials
Declare→Match→Navigate→Drop

I have material

Contractors, arborists, excavators, landscapers.

  1. 01
    What do you have?
    Tap a material tile.
  2. 02
    How much?
    Yards and truck type.
  3. 03
    Anything we should know?
    Clean, mixed, large pieces, fresh cut.
  4. 04
    When does it go?
    Right now, today, tomorrow.
  5. 05
    Matches
    Ranked by detour time, not straight-line distance.
  6. 06
    Drop accepted
    Navigate. Gate code, dump zone, contact preference.
Find a drop site

I want material

Homeowners, farms, gardens, job sites.

  1. 01
    Name your site
    “My backyard.” Residential, farm, business, garden.
  2. 02
    What you accept
    Toggle materials. Set a cap per material or leave it open.
  3. 03
    Truck access
    Pickup, trailer, dump truck, roll-off, semi.
  4. 04
    Instructions
    Photo, a DROP HERE marker, and plain-language directions.
  5. 05
    Wait
    You don’t browse. Compatible loads come to you.
  6. 06
    Confirm
    Did everything go okay? Rate the supplier.
Create a drop site
Core design principle

Every screen answers one of four questions.

  1. 1What material is it?
  2. 2Who can take it?
  3. 3How far out of the way is it?
  4. 4Where exactly should I put it?

Anything else is secondary.

Location privacy

Residential addresses never appear publicly. Suppliers see “within 0.5 miles of this location” until both parties are matched. Then the exact address, gate code, and dump zone unlock.

Reputation on both sides

Every drop ends with “Did everything go okay?” Suppliers earn badges for accurate descriptions and reliable arrival. Recipients earn badges for easy access and clear instructions.