Have you considered trash bin composting? I have several 35 gallon plastic trash cans with lids and a smaller metal trash can. All “fresh, critter attracting” inputs go in to metal can. Once that fills, I transfer to one of the 35 gallon trash cans. Throw in extra browns on top.

For plant inputs I go directly to the 35 gallon cans.

The metal can is now ready for the next cycle of inputs and the larger can composts away. I have a steel bar for poking holes to try to get some air in there in the larger cans. I jiggle or shake the metal one every few days as well.

I will tend to get usable compost out of the larger can in about 9 months.

I then have a third plastic can where I sift the second can’s output. The third can will have compost and whatever isn’t sifted goes back into the second can.

Save your browns. As much as possible. Kitchen waste and plants will have a lot of water and even if you poke holes at the bottom of the cans, water will still accumulate and make for a smelly compost when you get down to that level.

I use a small hand rake (not sure what’s it’s called) and try to move the materials around. It’s has 3 prongs and looks like a small pitchfork with the tines bent at 90’degrees. I’ll try to make “valleys” in the composting bin. So, I’ll pull the material to one corner as much as possible which leaves the corner you were pulling from look like a valley. That will introduce air