Rematter started with coffee grounds.
Every day, I tossed them out without a second thought—until one day, I paused. Could this waste have another life?
That small question sparked a bigger realization: we're surrounded by wastes that are thrown away but can be reused. Plastic bottles, coffee grounds, cardboard, fabric scraps, even broken electronics—what if these weren't the end, but the beginning?
From that moment on, we had the idea to found ReMatter corporation. ReMatter means make waste matter again; ReMatter means re-materialize; ReMatter means ,yes, waste matters.
With a belief that waste is not worthless, we want to promote this value to everyone, reimagining what is possible. We want to inspire people to see value where others see trash, reuse them and turn them into treasure. And that even the smallest everyday action—like saving your coffee grounds—can lead to something beautiful, useful, and sustainable.
