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The bad odor in the waste room starts with organic waste waiting for collection.

Reatto treats this waste on site at the building and shows, with data, the participation rate of residents.

No bad odor or pests

Waste treated the same day

Measured participation rate

Real data through the app

Revenue for the condominium

Part of the fertilizer sales comes back

Food scraps in one bowl and the resulting stable substrate in another
day to day

You know the cycle

The waste bin fills up before collection. Then come the bad odor, the insects, and the complaints in the group chat. It gets cleaned, pest control comes, and two days later it starts again.

When collection is delayed — strike, holiday, unexpected event — the nuisance becomes a crisis.

It's not a management failure: it's organic waste waiting for someone to collect it.

what changes

What changes when organic waste is treated in the building

No more buildup

Treated the same day, in a closed unit. Nothing waits for collection.

Fewer pests and less odor

With no organic matter decomposing, the cause of the odor and insects goes away.

Less reliance on collection

Strikes, holidays, or delays no longer turn into a crisis in the condominium.

Lower operating costs

Less spending on cleaning, pest control, and waste room supplies.

Revenue for the condominium

Part of the fertilizer sales revenue comes back and offsets the subscription; the garden can keep a share.

Legal compliance

Law 10,501/2019: 90% of organic waste diverted from landfill by 2030

Reatto app screens: Reattores scoring and ranking
real participation

“But will residents really separate their waste?”

It's the right question. And our solution is the only one on the market with a measured answer. Each resident scans a QR Code when disposing of waste and earns points in the app.

who operates

Who operates the unit? You choose.

In both options, Reatto handles maintenance, technical support, software updates, and substrate collection.

With the condominium's team - Start Subscription

For those who want to reduce operating costs.

With the Reatto team - Plus Subscription

For those who don't want to dedicate internal staff.

circular economy

From plate to plate, in practice

Food scraps are treated in the building and become fertilizer that nourishes the soil and grows new food: the virtuous cycle of the circular economy.

Plate-to-plate cycle: food, organic waste, and substrate returning to the soil

Does it make sense for your condominium?

Talk to Reatto and we'll explain how our solution can be installed in your condominium.