Accountability for surplus. Access for people.
Savur exists to close two gaps at once — the enterprise food waste filling landfills, and the food insecurity in the communities next door. We build the infrastructure that documents one and reaches the other.
More access.
Better evidence.
Built in Houston for enterprise operations and the communities they serve.
Enterprise software infrastructure for food recovery and diversion.
Savur, Inc. is the system of record for enterprise food recovery and diversion — climate-tech and community-impact infrastructure that connects recovery logging, dispatch, chain of custody, donation documentation, and sustainability evidence, paired with Savvi, a dignity-first household food-access layer operated through nonprofit partners.
- Enterprise SaaS
Role-based platform
Purpose-built workspaces for Business Donors, Nonprofit Partners, Upcycle Partners, and Sponsor Impact Partners across the recovery lifecycle.
- Climate-tech
Sustainability evidence
Method-specific estimates preserve source, pathway, factor-version, and audit lineage for future independent assessment.
- Recovery infrastructure
Verified, not estimated
Weights reconcile through defined stages before they ever reach a donation, diversion, or sustainability record.
- Community-impact technology
Dignity-first access
Savvi carries recovered food the last mile to households, through trusted nonprofit partners.

The problem, in three numbers.
People in food-insecure U.S. households in 2024
USDA Economic Research ServiceTonnes of food wasted globally in 2022
UNEP Food Waste Index 2024Of global greenhouse gas emissions come from food loss and waste
UNEPSimple customer experience on top of governed infrastructure.
Savur is founded and led by Monica Johnson and headquartered in the Houston, Texas area. We build for enterprise diligence — role-based access, immutable audit logs, and records that leave as files you can use — while keeping the customer experience simple enough that staff log surplus in seconds.
- Aligned to the Bill Emerson Good Samaritan Act, IRS §170(e)(3), FSMA, and EPA WARM frameworks
- No PHI collected; CCPA / CPRA and GDPR principles observed
- SOC 2 audit and penetration testing on the post-launch roadmap
- U.S. MVP implementation scope on a global-ready architecture
Build the recovery record with us.
Whether you’re an enterprise operator, a nonprofit, an upcycle partner, or a sponsor — there’s a place for you here.
Or call 713-927-9227 · info@thesavur.com
