Compost in your apartment — without the smell or flies.

All the common apartment systems: bokashi buckets, worm bins (vermicompost), electric composters like Lomi or Vitamix FoodCycler, countertop bins, small tumblers, and DIY setups. The AI asks which system you have and tailors every recommendation — moisture levels, ratios, schedule, harvest method — to that specific type. Generic 'composting advice' fails because each system has different biology.

Yes. The whole point is a properly balanced system has almost no smell — the 'compost smell' people fear comes from imbalanced bins, not healthy ones. The AI specifically optimizes for apartment-living: bins that pass the sniff test, don't attract pests, and don't leak. If you're already smelling something, the troubleshooting prompt fixes it within 24 hours.

The Harvest & Use Guide covers this. It includes options for donating to community gardens, sharing with neighbors who garden, drop-off programs in major cities, and how to start with one cheap herb pot or balcony container. Many users start composting first and end up adding plants because they have great free fertilizer.

That's exactly what the Troubleshooting Fix prompt is built for. Tell it the problem and your system, and you get a 24-hour rescue protocol using stuff already in your kitchen — no shopping. Most active problems clear up within 2-3 days of applying the fix. The plan also tells you what NOT to do, since the most common 'remedies' online actually make things worse.

Daily tasks are under 2 minutes (basically dropping scraps in and a quick visual check). Weekly tasks add up to about 10 minutes total — moisture check, browns top-up, stir if needed. Monthly maintenance is around 15 minutes. The personalized schedule is calibrated to your scrap volume so you're never doing more than necessary.