Map and Earn: Public Testing to Revolutionize UCO Recycling

In the bustling kitchens of restaurants worldwide, a golden opportunity for sustainability is quite literally bubbling away. Used Cooking Oil (UCO), once seen as mere waste, is now recognized as a valuable resource in the fight against climate change. But there’s a catch: we need to know where it is and who’s recycling it. That’s where you come in.

UCO Network is thrilled to announce the imminent launch of our Map and Earn public testing phase on Oily dApp, on #VeBetterDAO. This initiative is set to transform the landscape of UCO recycling, and we’re inviting you to be at the forefront of this greasy revolution!

What is Map and Earn?

Map and Earn is the beating heart of Oily, UCO Network’s community-driven dApp designed to democratize the UCO industry. It’s a feature that empowers individuals like you to map restaurants and businesses that produce Used Cooking Oil in your local area. But it doesn’t stop there — you’ll also identify which establishments are recycling their UCO and who’s collecting it!

The best part? You earn rewards for your contributions. That’s right — you can make a tangible impact on global sustainability while earning for your efforts.

Why Public Testing Matters

As we stand on the brink of launching Map and Earn, we recognize the crucial importance of real-world testing. This public testing phase is more than just a trial run — it’s an opportunity for you to shape the future of UCO recycling.

By participating in this phase, you’ll help us:

1. Refine the user experience of Oily dApp
2. Ensure the accuracy and reliability of our mapping system
3. Test and optimize our reward mechanisms
4. Identify and iron out any kinks before the full launch

Your feedback during this phase is invaluable. It will directly influence the development of Map and Earn, ensuring that the final product is as effective and user-friendly as possible.

The Bigger Picture: Why Your Participation Matters

Every restaurant you map, every data point you contribute, brings us one step closer to a comprehensive, real-time view of the global UCO market. This isn’t just data for data’s sake — it’s information that will drive real change.

With a clear picture of UCO production and recycling, we can:

• Expand UCO recycling to more restaurants, reducing waste and increasing the production of sustainable biofuels
• Optimize collection routes for UCO recyclers, reducing carbon emissions in the process
• Provide unprecedented transparency in the UCO supply chain, fostering trust and efficiency

Your participation in this public testing phase isn’t just about trying out a new app — it’s about being part of a movement that’s reshaping an entire industry for the better.

How to Get Involved

Ready to make a difference? Here’s how you can join the Map and Earn public testing:

1. Sign up for the Oily dApp (know more at oilydapp.uco.network)
2. Start Learning and Earning with the already available chapters
3. Once the testing phase launches, start mapping UCO-producing locations in your area
4. Provide feedback on your experience — what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d like to see
5. Earn rewards as you contribute to building a more sustainable future!

Looking Ahead: The Ambassador Program

For those who catch the mapping bug and want to take their involvement to the next level, we have exciting news. Following the public testing phase, we’ll be launching our Ambassador Program. This initiative will offer dedicated mappers enhanced opportunities to contribute to and benefit from the UCO recycling revolution.

Join Us in Mapping a Greener Future

Every map point you add, every piece of feedback you provide, brings us closer to a world where no drop of UCO goes to waste. You’re not just testing an app — you’re helping to refine a powerful tool for sustainability!

Stay tuned for our official launch announcement. In the meantime, start thinking about the restaurants and food businesses in your area. Each one represents an opportunity to make a difference.

Learn more about UCO Network and our mission at uco.network.
Let’s map the way to a greener tomorrow!