User talk:Sophie Badoche

Treeapp

Treeapp is a mobile app for tree planting, aiming to allow its users to facilitate tree planting ^{1, 2} in order to reduce their carbon footprint ^{3, 4}. It does this by partnering with eco-conscious brands who advertise their products and services on the app ⁵, which funds the tree planting projects for the user ^{6, 7}. Treeapp also works with brands by helping them integrate tree planting directly into their offering and offsetting their carbon footprint ^{8, 9}. For example, companies such as l’Occitane, DPD, and Big Mama ¹⁰ have partnered with Treeapp.

The app was launched on Earth Day in 2020 by three London Business School alumni ¹¹, Jules Buker, Godefroy Harito and Leo Ng, granting them the Forbes 30 under 30 title ^{12, 13}. The app is based in London, available on the App Store and Google Play in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Treeapp has 100,0000 users and over 300 brand partners, and claims to have planted close to 2 million trees as of September 2022. Treeapp was B-Corp certified in 2021, earning a score of 101.1 ¹⁴.

Users & businesses can currently plant trees in 13 countries across Europe, Asia, Africa, North & South America ¹⁵. These projects are run by local tree planting experts to ensure successful developments, by targeting the conservation of endemic species and the socio-economic support of local communities ⁸.

References:

Masetti, Anaïs (23 December 2021). "Early Metrics' top 10 tech trends to watch in 2022". Maddyness UK. Retrieved 15 February 2022.
Millis, Sara ( 23 February 2022). “Treeapp: How to plant a tree for free, every day, in less than 1 min “. Slow Wekender. Retrieved
Smithers, Rebecca (28 April 2021). "How can I reduce my carbon footprint?". Good Housekeeping. Retrieved 15 February 2022.
Vodafone (6 January 2022). “Apps to help reduce your family's carbon footprint”. Vodafone. Retrieved 8 May 2022
Bort, Julie (31 August 2022). “ The 37 most promising climate-tech startups of 2022, from microplastics to toilets, according to top VCs”. Business insider. Retrieved 4 September 2022
Coverdal, Romally (27 May 2022). “ 16 Easy ways to save the world for free”. Pebble. Retrieved 18 August 2022
Skynews (8 November 2021). "Video - How planting trees across the world is essential to solving climate change". Skynews. Retrieved 15 February 2022.
Brooking, Francesca (22 June 2022). “ Do tree planting Schemes work ?”. Pebble. Retrieved 18 August 2022
Maddyness (21 June 2022). “Planting seeds of change: an interview with the founders of Treeapp “ Maddyness. Retrieved 18 August 2022
Flockett, Anna (22 April 2022). “Treeapp and Big Mamma join Forces on Earth day” Startups Magazine. Retrieved 18 August 2022
LBS. "LBS alumni start-up shoots straight to 2nd on UK app store". LBS. London Business School. Retrieved 15 February 2022.
Forbes. 2022. Treeapp. [online] Available at: <https://www.forbes.com/profile/treeapp/?sh=17db93bb68eb> [Accessed 12 October 2022].
Blogs.city.ac.uk. 2022. Treeapp cofounder makes prestigious Forbes 30 under 30 list – City Alumni Network. [online] Available at: <https://blogs.city.ac.uk/city-alumni/2022/07/20/treeapp-cofounder-makes-prestigious-forbes-30-under-30-list/> [Accessed 12 October 2022].
`Bcorporation.net. 2021. Treeapp Certified B Corporation - B Lab Global “. Retrieved 10 October 2022].
Brooking, Fracesca (1 February 2022). “ Plant a tree for free ?”. Pebble. Retrieved 8 May 2022

Sophie Badoche (talk) 15:44, 19 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]

Your submission at Articles for creation: Treeapp (October 19)

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Your submission at Articles for creation: Treeapp (November 16)

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MaxnaCarta (talk) 23:53, 16 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]

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