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BeWizor helps consumers reduce overconsumption and waste
- Published 24 February 2025; updated 23 March 2026; 3-minute read. BeWizor is a consumer app that uses photos and AI to identify belongings, estimate their value, provide item information and carbon-footprint context, and help track inventory and warranties. It gives care and maintenance guidance and lets users share items within groups so they can borrow or lend instead of buying. A marketplace for rental and second-hand trading is described as a future feature.
- The page positions the app as a way to extend product lifespans, reduce unnecessary purchases and waste, and support a circular economy. It reports availability in 49 countries, with a current commercial focus on the US and UK. Target segments are described as “Average Joe” users aged 40+ and “Scan Gen” users aged 25–40. The page links to UN SDG 12.
- Market context on the page includes a USD 556 billion circular-economy valuation for 2023 and a USD 1,323.5 billion forecast for 2030 (13.2% CAGR, as cited there). It also cites consumer surveys/market claims from McKinsey and The Round Up; these are secondary claims presented by the article.
- Public contact: Madelen Gjersvik, Marketing Manager, gjersvik@bewizor.com, +47 950 75 477. Company: BEWIZOR AS, Damsgårdsveien 165, 5160 Laksevåg, Norway; bewizor.com.
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