Our mission is simple: Making sustainabbility second nature.

We believe caring for the planet should fit naturally into daily life. But in modern homes, good intentions meet daily friction: smelly bins, soggy bags, and the constant guilt of tossing organic waste into the trash.

Bonter is the refined solution. We design quiet, low-effort tools that remove the mess and the doubt, turning everyday kitchen scraps into real, living compost—without the odor, the guilt, or the extra steps. We strip out friction so the right action becomes the easy action.

The market misses the mark

Most solutions fail the test of a modern kitchen. You shouldn’t have to choose between compromise and convenience. Bonter fills the gap with an indoor-first, continuous-flow, odor-controlled system that uses zero electricity.

Bonter GFT container

No real value

Electric Gadgets consume power and only create lifeless, dried fluff, not nutrient-rich compost.

Clash with design

Outdoor systems are too large, utilitarian, and designed for the garden or shed, not for indoor, refined living.

Too much effort

Tray Systems demand constant manual labor, messy turning, and risk unacceptable odors that are non-negotiable in small spaces.

No urban fit

Communal organic waste bins and scheduled pick-ups are often unhygienic, leak-prone, and impractical for small apartments and high-density urban routines.

Our five design principles

These principles guide every choice we make, ensuring Bonter is an object you’re proud to keep in sight and a habit you can sustain for years.

Bonter Mats Van Eccelpoel founder missie mission

Our path to scale

We are currently finalizing the design and tooling for Bonter One, our premium system built for the core cooks, growers, and space-makers market. Its slim, space-saving design is an ideal fit for both apartments and larger homes where indoor convenience is paramount.

Our next steps focus on broad adoption:

We envision a future where Bonter is the default for organic waste—turning millions of quiet kitchen habits into meaningful global impact.

Be a part of the quiet change

Be a part of the quiet change Coming 2026.

Mats Van Eccelpoel, founder