Joyful Climate Action That Pays Off.

Turn your daily commute into verified climate impact. Get rewarded for walking, biking, and taking transit.

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The Climate Action Gap

Climate Action Feels Invisible

48% of people still drive short trips even when they care about climate. Personal vehicles create 58% of transport CO2, and 60% of trips under 5 miles are taken by car. Low-carbon choices feel inconvenient, invisible, and unrewarded.

No Real Trust or Verification in Scope 3 or Carbon Markets.

Over 90% of corporate emissions are Scope 3, yet fewer than 5% of companies have credible reduction plans. There is no verified system that links real human mobility to measurable CO₂ reductions that organizations can trust or reportd.

Like if Strava, Duolingo, and Venmo had a Climate - Positive Baby

Climate Progress, Gamified

Compete with friends, campuses, and cities. Streaks, challenges, and team goals turn everyday movement into a social climate game.

Verified CO₂ Impact Engine

Compliance-grade verification with dynamic baselines confirms every reduction. Every trip is auto-detected and mapped to your personal baseline, so you see exactly how your choices shift your impact over time.

Real Rewards

Earn Power tokens for every trip, SuperPower for beating your baseline. Redeem for local discounts and national perks on our carbon marketplace.

See HERO2 in Action

Watch how we turn sacrifice into social currency.

HERO2 App Interface - Tracking
HERO2 App Interface - Rewards

Built on Behavioral Science

For Savers

Driven by cost and efficiency? Track savings, see discounts, and the true tradeoff of convenience.

For Earners

Love tangible perks? Earn tokens for rewards from climate-forward brands.

For Players

Competitive spirit? Build streaks, climb leaderboards, and compete with friends for social recognition.

Ready to Make an Impact?

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Backed by

Berkeley Rausser College
Project Climate
AIEB
Berkeley Haas
Sutardja Center
Big Ideas