How it works
Watch: how to post a freebie you leave outside
Sign in or create your account first, using Google. Then take a photo, let AI suggest the title, choose “Left outside”, say where the item is and publish. It takes under a minute, and the first person to get there picks it up.
Watch: how to post a freebie you keep inside
Giving away something you keep inside? Take a photo, choose “Kept inside” and type your address (only your suburb is shown publicly). Then tap the mornings, afternoons and evenings that suit you and publish. People request a time, and you approve one person.
Watch: how to post something you spotted
Seen good things left out on the kerb? Sign in, take a photo, choose “Community spotted”, say whether it had a FREE sign, pin where it is and publish. A neighbour can grab it before it goes to landfill.
Find a freebie
Search for a suburb or postcode, or tap "Use my location". The closest freebies show first, and you can filter by category, distance (up to 30 km) and pickup method.
Each listing shows photos, the condition, where it is and how long it will stay listed.
Pick it up
Outside items are first come, first served: open the listing, get directions and go. If you see it, vote "Still there" or "Gone" so others know.
For items kept inside, request a time. The owner approves one collector and then shares the pickup instructions with that person only.
Pass something on
Sign in, add one to three photos, check the suggested title, say where the item is and publish. Say whether the item is left outside or kept inside. Outside items stay up for 24 or 48 hours. For items kept inside you choose the mornings, afternoons and evenings that suit you, and the listing can run for up to 72 hours. You can relist your own items when they expire.
When the item has been collected, mark it as collected or remove the listing from your account.
Post something you spotted
If you see good things left out on the kerb, you can post them as "Community spotted". Say whether there was a FREE sign or whether it was simply left out on the kerb with no sign.
Community-spotted listings stay up for at most 24 hours. Only post things on the public kerb or nature strip, never items on private property.