Resident pain
Store reviews and web demand point to broken reminders, hard-to-read monthly calendars, and a desire to push recurring waste schedules into Google or Apple Calendar.
Owned municipality seed
Arakawa waste calendar export guide
A focused guide for residents who want municipal waste pickup reminders in a normal calendar instead of hunting through PDFs and old app screens.
Demand evidence
Why this surface exists
Official-data starting point
Sort Day uses the Arakawa open-data sorting list as the pilot fixture, then maps item search to category, caution, booking, and fee-label flags.
This validation step
No fake ICS export yet. We measure municipality, confusing item, calendar need, and contact under source=arakawa-calendar-export first.
Calendar flow
Operating flow before export
Check official sources
Keep the city guidance and district schedule visible, and never imply Sort Day is the municipality.
Separate recurring pickup from booking
Regular burnable/recyclable events should not be mixed with bulky-waste appointment and fee-label workflows.
Generate calendar candidates
Collect the item, pickup pattern, notification timing, and calendar target before building the ICS flow.
Measured request
Tell us which calendar export is worth building
Only contact-bearing requests count as real leads. Hazardous disposal and legal interpretation stay out of scope; official city guidance wins.
Boundaries
- Sort Day is not an official municipality app.
- Always verify official city guidance before disposal.
- Bulky waste, hazardous items, and appliance recycling require booking, official channels, and legal checks.