launch pad of leftovers
recycle.wiki
A handwritten star chart for second chances: cans become capsules, jars become moons, peels become soil-light, and every odd object gets a next orbit.
the sorting nebula
little objects snap into their friendliest orbit.
Drag your attention across the labels. When an item meets the wrong dock, it wobbles in coral and offers a helpful handwritten hint instead of a scold.
sky capsule plastic
Empty, cap-on where accepted, no mystery films in this lane.
hover a dock to test the nebula labels.
compost moonrise
soft scraps glow into garden gravity.
A crescent of food bits turns into a warm soil satellite. The atlas keeps the exclusions visible: no plastic moons, no twist-tie comets, no battery meteors.
repair satellite
not everything wants a bin; some things want a tiny tool.
Textiles drift as flags, electronics pause as caution comets, and repair notes become mission patches linking neighbors to fixes.
return-to-shelf sunrise
the second orbit is a shelf, a hand, a home.
recycle.wiki closes the loop as a living atlas: glossary tabs, revision stamps, constellation links, and warm notes for the next curious sorter.