Pro Jodder

Why does the same beach fill up with litter a week after it was cleaned? Picking it up helps, but it rarely shows where the litter comes from, and that is the part that changes anything. ProJodder turns a beach clean into a survey. Add the stretches you return to, such as a sea beach, a river bank, a lake shore or a canal path, and set how long each one is. Every stretch shows its current score, whether it got cleaner or dirtier since the previous visit, and how many days remain until it is worth checking again. Inside you will find the full history of surveys and a chart of how cleanliness has moved over time. A survey is done section by section. Tap what you find from about sixty litter kinds grouped by material, from cigarette butts and bottle caps to fishing line, wet wipes and polystyrene. Dangerous finds such as needles, chemical containers and flares are recorded separately and left untouched. If you stop halfway, the survey waits for you in a dock above the tab bar. When you finish, the report shows how littered the shore is per 100 metres, the main item and material, the section where litter piles up and what changed since last time. A short explanation in plain language follows, with two or three specific next steps, all worked out on the device from fixed rules and available with no connection.