Good food, rescued tonight.
Every evening, bakeries pack what they didn't sell into Surprise Bags. You take one home.
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Every bag is a counted win.
Every night, bakeries, cafés and kitchens make more than they sell. Rescue a Surprise Bag on your way home and keep it out of the bin: the day's own bakes and dishes, ₹129–249 a bag, from a place you can name.
Bags and people are counted from payments, as of 7 September 2026. Kilos and CO₂e are estimates, and we say so.
Three taps. Nothing binned.
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Catch tonight's listing
Bakeries, cafés and kitchens with surplus list their Surprise Bags, usually just a few each. Claim yours before it's gone; the best ones go in minutes.
Collect and enjoy
Show your pickup code at the counter. Fresh that day, saved from the bin, and yours to enjoy.
Rescued every evening.




A typical evening. Each partner lists its own bags about three hours before it closes; contents are a surprise, the kitchen never is.
See tonight's live board →The next one is your call.
Vote for the bakery you wish was here, or add one from Maps. When it goes live, every voter gets in ten minutes before the first drop opens.
The board opens the moment the first votes are in. Until then, tell us the bakery you'd vote for and we'll count it as the first vote when the list goes live.
Listed bakeries aren't partners yet; we're asking. Own one of them and want it off the list? Tell us and it's gone the same day. Voting asks for your phone number once, so one person is one vote.
Know a bakery that bins good food at night? Bring them to Replate and eat on us.How it works
Cafés, creameries and kitchens count too. Bring a Bakery, the terms and the wishlist →
Named partners. Never mystery kitchens.
Hyderabad
21 outletsBengaluru
13 outlets · almost every listing sells outEvery bag comes from a named partner. Your favourite bakery or café isn't here? Tell us and we'll ask them.
Fresh every morning means surplus every night.
Our partners told us so, and until now it had nowhere to go but the bin.
Half a kilo of bread, and the flour, butter, energy and transport that went into it. Farm to retail, Poore & Nemecek, 2018.
A habit, not a deal. The partner is paid for what it would have written off, you eat well, and the day's best gets eaten.
Questions, answered.
Is this leftover food?
Never. It's the day's unsold counter, made that day and simply more than the place sold. Bags are packed and collected the same day.
How do you count the CO₂e?
About 0.8 kg per bag: half a kilo of bread at 1.57 kg of CO₂e per kilo, farm to retail (Poore & Nemecek, 2018). It's an estimate, not a measurement, and we only count bags that were paid for and collected.
Can I choose what's inside?
No, and that's the fun. Every bag is a surprise mix of what's left. You always know which partner it's from, and that it was made today.
Why does a bag cost less than the counter?
Because it would otherwise be written off tonight. The price is what it takes to keep the bag out of the bin and pay the partner for it; nobody is discounting their craft, and most of what you pay goes to the bakery.
Where are you live?
Across a dozen neighbourhoods of Hyderabad, from Madhapur and Gachibowli to Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills, and nightly in Bengaluru since 1 August.
When and where do I collect?
At the partner's own counter, in the last hour or two before it closes; most close between 9 and 11 pm. Show your code, and the handoff takes under 30 seconds.
Watch your own number grow.
Every bag you rescue adds to a tally that's yours: bags saved, food kept out of the bin, CO₂e avoided, and the partners you've backed. Share it, or just enjoy knowing.
The personal tally is coming to the app; the numbers shown are an example.
Your surplus should feed people, not bins.
Turn tonight's unsold counter into revenue and an impact record you can put your name to. 45 seconds a day, nothing changes in the kitchen, paid weekly.
Rescue your first bag tonight.
Pick your city and we'll tell you the moment a bakery or café near you lists a bag, before it sells out.