A public service website where users can donate and receive unwanted items within your neighborhood and keep useful products out of landfills.

The management of Manifest Interactive created Gigoit.org to answer the many online requests for a centralized site where users could manage the items they wished to donate. We created a database driven system that completely manages the users' items and allows them to quickly and easily donate and receive items through our site. With the support of talented designers, software testers and focus group members we released a public beta of this site on January 1st of 2007.

"I just love the setup of your site and think that it would be great to consolidate many of the other freesharing websites into this one, as the features make it much more user friendly."

-- Teresa Mathew

"Love the website. I saw a link to it on digg.com. I have been using freecycle for a long time now and I think this will end up being even better once there are enough users signed up. It is much more interactive and powerful than freecycle which is just a mailing list. I love the integration with google earth too, gives you a good idea of where items are relative to yourself. I really like the green recycle theme. The tabs work very well for navigation and the rounded corners give the site a very comfortable feel. Great work!"

-- Jonathan Peart

"Very sweet all around. I especially like the layout and overall design. Bonus on the ADA and Quick Search....very cool and easy to use. I also love the Human Auth! Very cool and could be a new trend."

-- Zac Bauer