Regina, Saskatchewan

The tree was coming down. The wood can still be useful.

Crews post chips, rounds, and cut-offs from the job. People nearby claim the load. The street address stays a circle on the map until someone says yes.

For tree crews

Leave the chips with someone who asked.

Post before you roll off the street. Skip the dump fee when a gardener, a homesteader, or a woodworker is inside your haul radius.

  1. 01

    Post the pile

    Type, rough size, species, and a pin on the job. Elm is refused. A wood-movement note sits on the form.

  2. 02

    See who wants it

    The map draws neighbourhood circles, closest first, inside your haul radius.

  3. 03

    Deliver the claim

    The first person to tap gets it. Then you see the gate notes and mark the drop with a photo.

Start a crew account

For people who want wood

Free loads, one tap, your gate notes stay private.

Recipients do not pay. Tell us the drop spot, the wood you want, and the species you will not take.

  1. 01

    Say what you'll take

    Chips, rounds, or cut-offs. Refuse species you don't want, like black walnut or cedar.

  2. 02

    Get the near ones

    An email lands when a crew posts wood that fits, sorted by kilometres.

  3. 03

    Claim in one tap

    Your street stays hidden until you claim. The crew only then sees where to stop.

I want a load