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A preview of real-time impact tracking

Every meal saved.
Real climate impact.

Rescuing surplus food isn't just about saving money. It keeps real emissions out of the atmosphere. Here's the math, and a preview of how you'll track your own impact.

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See Your Potential Impact

Drag the slider to see what regularly rescuing meals could add up to over a year.

351
kg CO2 avoided / year
16
trees' worth of CO2 / year

Based on ~1.35 kg CO2 avoided per meal rescued, and ~21.7 kg CO2 absorbed per tree per year (USFS i-Tree average). Illustrative estimate, not a guarantee.

Why This Actually Works

Four real reasons rescuing surplus food adds up to something bigger than one meal.

Rescuing Surplus Food

Food that would otherwise be thrown out at closing time gets eaten instead, before it ever reaches a landfill.

Real, Researched CO2 Math

Our estimate is grounded in published food-waste emissions research, not a made-up number.

Supporting Local Businesses

Every rescued meal is real revenue for a local restaurant, bakery, cafe, or home chef in Islamabad.

Personal Impact Tracking

Once you're using the app, every rescued meal adds to your own running total, visible any time.

The SastaKhana app impact screen showing meals saved and CO2 reduced, with goals
In the app

Your own impact, in your pocket.

Every pickup adds to your personal footprint. The app counts the meals you have saved and the CO₂ you have kept out of the atmosphere, and gives you goals to work towards.

CO₂ figures use the same estimate explained above. The screen shown is from our pre-launch app and uses sample numbers.

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How Every Meal Helps Reduce Carbon Emissions

The full breakdown: where the 1.35 kg/meal estimate comes from, and what it does and doesn't claim to fix.

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