Smart composter prototype
Built for city kitchens. It keeps less waste out of landfill and gives your plants rich compost in return.
- Mixes itself
- Keeps odour down
- Fits a small space
Bringing natureto your doorstep
We turn kitchen and farm waste into compost, gardens and livelihoods, from Assam's villages to city homes.
What we do in your garden
Balconies, rooftops, backyards. Tell us what you have, and we'll help it grow.
- Garden maintenance & mali bookingOngoing care that keeps your garden healthy all year, or a skilled mali (gardener) for a single visit, on your schedule.Ask about this
- New garden setupWe design and plant a new garden around your space, its light, and the time you have to look after it.Ask about this
- Garden consultancyAdvice for whatever your garden is up against, from choosing plants to pests and tired soil.Ask about this
Not sure which one fits? Tell us about your space and we'll suggest one.
What we're growing
In the ground today: a smart composter for city kitchens and fibre from areca husks. Still germinating: a fibre machine for farmer co-operatives and an Android app.
Areca fibre
Areca (betel nut) husks, usually thrown away, become fibre for textiles, packaging and more.
- An income for local farmers
- A circular use for farm waste
Still germinating
One kilogram of food waste, two endings
Dumped in a landfill
950g CO₂
It rots without air and releases greenhouse gases equal to nearly 950 g of CO₂.
Composted with us
0g emissions
Composting stops those emissions and turns the same kilogram into black gold for the soil.
- Vermicompost workshops held in schools
- 15+
- Women trained in sustainable farming
- 1000+
- Composting and gardening solutions built
- 50+
We envision a world where every city is lush, healthy, and self-sustaining.
GreenyUrban started as an initiative to bring nature back into urban spaces. Founded by Bandita Deka, we want sustainable living to be within everyone's reach. So we:
- promote sustainable urban gardening,
- turn waste into valuable resources,
- support farmers and rural women through eco-friendly projects.
The people behind it
For me, GreenyUrban is more than a business — it's a way to heal our relationship with nature. I believe every kitchen can become a source of life, not just waste. That's why I started this journey — to help people grow, compost, and reconnect.
We saw a problem: urban waste on one side, and lost natural connection on the other. At GreenyUrban, we turn this gap into a green opportunity — whether it's compost bins for city homes or fiber from discarded betel nut peels in villages. Our goal is to build a business that grows nature and people together.
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Let's talk about your space
Garden care, a new setup, a mali on schedule, or advice. Get in touch and we'll reply within a day.