Zelbi

Your good deed of the day.

Give away furniture and find free stuff in Redmond, WA

Zelbi opens first in the Seattle area, including Redmond. Coming soon to iPhone.

Join the waitlist

Census Reporter counts 82,199 residents in Redmond. Its neighborhoods form a ring around downtown, with Overlake to the southwest, home to the Microsoft headquarters campus, and Education Hill to the north. Zelbi starts with one photo of an unwanted bookshelf, and someone nearby can claim it.

Skip the donation drop-off in Redmond, WA

On Zelbi, you take one photo and the app writes the listing. The day and time are yours to pick, and you can either meet the claimer or leave the item outside for them.

Giving costs nothing on Zelbi. The only fee on the platform is $2, which the person claiming an item pays.

Free furniture pickup in Redmond, WA

On Zelbi, people give away furniture along with electronics, toys, kitchenware, clothing and books. Items that are not allowed are listed in the Guidelines.

Redmond's summers are warm and dry with low rainfall from June to September, and its winters are cool and wet. On curbside pickup, the giver sets the hour to leave the item outside, and the claimer confirms it through the app.

Free stuff near you in Redmond, WA

Some look for "free stuff redmond" or "free furniture redmond"; others want to "donate furniture redmond". Zelbi's map places each listing in a neighborhood area, never at a street address, so nobody's home is pinned.

Downtown Redmond lies just north of Lake Sammamish, and Marymoor Park is King County's 560-acre park and the largest in Redmond.

Items on Zelbi are free. The only charge is a $2 platform fee, paid by the person who claims an item; giving something away costs nothing.

Zelbi camera screen with a gaming mouse in frame
Zelbi listing screen with an automatic description

A simpler alternative to Craigslist free, Freecycle, Buy Nothing and Trash Nothing

Redmond already has giveaway groups. Facebook groups for the area include a free-items group with thousands of members and a Buy Nothing group with thousands more, and Craigslist's Seattle area page lists an eastside section. Zelbi's version keeps back-and-forth messages to a minimum.

Photo in, listing out

Zelbi writes the description from a single picture, so an old dresser needs no typing.

Accounts on both ends

Every claim is tied to a Zelbi account and an authorized payment.

Cancellation with a cost

Backing out within two hours of pickup costs the claimer the $2 fee.

Zelbi is an independent app. It is not affiliated with Craigslist, The Freecycle Network, the Buy Nothing Project or Trash Nothing. Their names belong to their owners.

Moving or decluttering in Redmond, WA?

The Urbanist says the newer cluster near Marymoor Village adds 945 units, and over 8,500 housing units have gone up since 1999 between Southeast Redmond and downtown. Before a move, photograph the bookcase and let a neighbor claim it.

Sound Transit's January 30, 2025 release said Link 2 Line service to Downtown Redmond would begin May 10, and Redmond Technology station sits between Overlake Village and Marymoor Village. If you're leaving a rental near those stops, photograph spare chairs and let a neighbor take them.

Be first in Redmond

Whether you're near Overlake's offices or up on Education Hill, someone close by can claim what you're finished with.

Join the waitlist