Tiptapp CO₂ Methodology
Published Dec 16, 2025
The best things in life are free
Everyday, amazing items are added to our app, by users who need the extra space at home. If you are browsing our giveaway section and find something you love, but can't pick it up yourself, no problem! It's easy to book a pick-up for any giveaway ad, so you can have it delivered to your doorstep. Download Tiptapp today and start picking up amazing things! You can feel good about yourself AND the planet – now that’s a win-win!
Sustainable
Save items from ending up in the recycling yards
Free to use
Free to both post and pick up ad
Easy reuse
With a touch of a button, apply to the ads you want
A win-win
Find amazing free stuff, and help someone declutter their home
Quick pick-up
Find someone to help you pick up and deliver the items
How it works
Once you have downloaded the app it is super easy to find great things near you.
1
Scan through ads
Select the items you want to get
2
Apply to ads
Send some alternative time slots for when you can pick up
3
Pick it up
Find someone that can help you pick up through the app, or pick it up yourself
In 2023 over 278 000 giveaways found a new home through our app
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Sweden's big value gap – and why reuse is part of the solution
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The mountain cabin furnished with bargain finds
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