Reduce Food Waste.
Share What You Have.
Join thousands of neighbors fighting food waste. Share surplus food, discover free meals, and build a sustainable community.
Your Neighborhood, Sharing Together
Cravyon connects you with people living just minutes away. Share extra food, discover nearby items, and build real connections in your community — one item at a time.
- Hyper-local items within walking distance
- Meet neighbors, not strangers
- Simple and friendly pickups
Small Actions. Big Impact.
Reduce Food Waste
Perfectly good food shouldn't end up in the trash. Cravyon helps keep surplus food in use, not landfills.
Save Money
Get free or low-cost food from nearby households and reduce your grocery spending.
Strengthen Community
Sharing food builds trust, kindness, and real human connections.
How Cravyon Works
Three simple steps to start sharing in your neighborhood
Post an Item
Have extra items? List them in seconds with photos and details.
Discover Nearby Items
Browse items shared by neighbors near you on the map or list view.
Pick Up & Share
Coordinate pickup and keep good items from going to waste.
Real-Life Everyday Use Cases
Real people, real situations, real impact
Going out of town?
Don't let pantry food go to waste. Share sealed and unused dry goods with nearby neighbors.
Harvested too many vegetables?
Share extra fruits, vegetables, herbs, or plants from your garden.
Extra unopened items?
List sealed and within-date packaged food others can use.
Made extra dough or spices?
Share uncooked dough, batter, or spice powders safely with neighbors.
Safe, Simple, Community-First
Pickup times agreed by both sides
You decide when works best for you
Location shared only after confirmation
Privacy protected until you're ready
Profile-based interactions
Know who you're connecting with
Community guidelines
Everyone follows the same standards for respectful sharing
Together, We Can Waste Less and Care More
Cravyon is powered by everyday people making small, meaningful choices. Join a growing community that believes sharing food is better than wasting it.