Meet up. Clean up. Feel good.
TrashMob.eco is a platform dedicated to organizing groups of people to clean up the world we live in. Users create cleanup events, publicize them, and recruit people to join up, as well as ask for assistance from communities and partners to help haul away the garbage once it is gathered.
The idea is to turn what can be an intimidating process for event organizers into a few clicks and simple forms. And once the process is simple, events will spring up all over the world, and the cleanup of the world can begin.
| Environment | URL |
|---|---|
| Production | www.trashmob.eco |
| Development | dev.trashmob.eco |
| Dev Swagger | dev.trashmob.eco/swagger |
| Platform | Link |
|---|---|
| Android | Google Play Store |
| iOS | Apple App Store |
For detailed development setup instructions, see CLAUDE.md.
- .NET 10 SDK
- Node.js 20+ (for frontend development)
- Azure CLI
- Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio 2022+
See CLAUDE.md for full build commands, local URLs, and development setup.
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| CLAUDE.md | Development guide, architecture, coding standards |
| CONTRIBUTING.md | How to contribute |
| CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | Community guidelines |
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| 2026 Planning Hub | Roadmap, projects, and milestones |
| TrashMob.prd | Web API product requirements |
| TrashMobMobile.prd | Mobile app product requirements |
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Troubleshooting Guide | Common issues and solutions by feature area |
| Community Admin Onboarding | Step-by-step setup guide for new community partners |
| Event Day Playbook | What to do when things break during a live event |
| Support Channels & Triage | Support channels, SLA targets, triage workflow |
| Product Support Role | Role definition and responsibilities |
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain Model | Core data concepts, business rules, entity relationships |
| Test Scenarios | Manual testing checklist |
| Deploy Guide | Infrastructure deployment |
| Container Deployment | Docker/ACA deployment |
| Project | README |
|---|---|
| TrashMob (Web API) | TrashMob/README.md |
| TrashMob.Shared | TrashMob.Shared/README.md |
| TrashMob.Models | TrashMob.Models/README.md |
| TrashMobMobile | TrashMobMobile/readme.md |
| Mobile Analysis | TrashMobMobile/docs/PROJECT_ANALYSIS.md |
TrashMob/
├── TrashMob/ # ASP.NET Core Web API + React SPA
│ └── client-app/ # React frontend (Vite + TypeScript)
├── TrashMob.Shared/ # Business logic, managers, EF Core
├── TrashMob.Models/ # Domain entities
├── TrashMob.Shared.Tests/ # Unit tests
├── TrashMobMobile/ # .NET MAUI mobile app
├── TrashMobDailyJobs/ # Background jobs (daily)
├── TrashMobHourlyJobs/ # Background jobs (hourly)
├── Deploy/ # Bicep templates, deployment scripts
└── Support/ # Product support docs, troubleshooting, playbooks
We're actively looking for contributors! All skill levels welcome:
- Frontend: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- Backend: ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core
- Mobile: .NET MAUI
- DevOps: GitHub Actions, Azure, Bicep
- Check Good First Issues
- Read CONTRIBUTING.md
- Set up your dev environment using CLAUDE.md
- Contact info@trashmob.eco to be added as a contributor
Before starting work on a new feature, please check:
See CLAUDE.md for full development setup, troubleshooting, and local URLs.
Quick start: Email info@trashmob.eco to request contributor access, then:
az login
.\setupdev.ps1 -environment dev -region westus2 -subscription <guid>See TrashMobMobile/readme.md for mobile setup, test builds, and store links.
| Branch | Environment | Trigger |
|---|---|---|
main |
Development | Push |
release |
Production | Manual workflow |
See Deploy/CONTAINER_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md for container deployment instructions.
Years ago, Scott Hanselman (and others at Microsoft) built NerdDinner.com as a demo of ASP.NET MVC. Those nerd dinners were fantastic and had a huge role in many careers, including leading the founder to join Microsoft.
This site is based on both that code and the idea that getting people together to do small good things results in larger good things in the long term.
The inspiration came from Edgar McGregor, who spent over 1100 days cleaning up a park in his community, two pails of litter at a time. His actions inspired others to do the same, and TrashMob.eco was born—a platform to help people organize "mobs" to tackle cleanup together.
TrashMob.eco is a 501(c)(3) non-profit in the United States, launched in production on May 15, 2022. We're actively developing new features to help communities clean up the world!
- Email: info@trashmob.eco
- Website: trashmob.eco
- GitHub Issues: Report a bug or request a feature