Open schedule data
Municipalities and providers publish accurate, stable, machine-readable collection data that residents and responsible services can reuse.
BinSync turns local collection data into calendar subscriptions and email reminders for people who want these services in the tools they already use.
Collection dates are public-service facts. BinSync believes they should be available as stable, machine-readable data that residents and responsible services can reuse.
Municipality and provider apps are the broad service layer: they give a wide audience a straightforward schedule and push notifications. For many people, that is exactly the right product.
BinSync is an independent, specialized layer for people who prefer their existing calendar and email, manage multiple addresses, or coordinate reminders with others. It complements official channels rather than replacing them.
The collection schedule and the experience built on it are different layers.
Municipalities and providers publish accurate, stable, machine-readable collection data that residents and responsible services can reuse.
Official websites and apps serve the widest audience with a simple schedule lookup and push notifications.
BinSync and other independent products focus on needs such as calendar integration, email, multiple addresses, and cross-provider coordination.
BinSync uses postcode and house number details to identify the relevant provider or supported municipal source.
Use Plus for an automatically updating calendar, or download a free one-time iCalendar file.
Plus checks provider data every two days, updates your connected calendar, and adds precise email reminders.
BinSync is independent and is not officially affiliated with waste providers or municipalities unless a partnership is stated explicitly. Provider names and schedule sources are used to help people find and subscribe to their collection days.
BinSync can also support partner flows where schedule lookup or calendar subscription belongs directly inside an existing customer journey. Providers, municipalities, property managers, and software partners can get in touch to discuss integration options.
For product questions, support requests, partnerships, provider coverage, or data concerns, send an email to [email protected].Email support
Official apps and BinSync solve different problems and are funded differently.
Collection dates are public-service facts; BinSync does not sell or privatize them. Plus charges for an optional service layer: automatic provider checks every two days, calendar synchronization, precise email delivery, reminder controls, cross-provider normalization, and support.
Official apps are free at the point of use, but they still cost money to build, license, host, maintain, and support. Those costs sit inside a municipality's or provider's broader service budget and are funded collectively. BinSync is independent and pays its own development, hosting, support, provider-check, and email-delivery costs.
Schedule lookup, a one-time iCalendar download, and the weekly email digest are free. Automatically updating calendar connections are included with Plus.
BinSync Plus costs EUR 18 per year or EUR 2 per month for one monitored address. It refreshes provider data every two days and adds precise collection emails, schedule-change notifications, reminder controls, and multiple verified recipients. The 28-day trial requires no payment method, and a paid subscription can be cancelled.
No. An official app is a sensible choice for people who want a provider-specific schedule and push notifications. BinSync complements it for people who prefer existing calendars and email, manage several addresses or providers, or share responsibility for one address.
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