A passport for every single item you make.
Origin, materials, compliance and lifecycle for each physical unit, from one scan. It runs on the same per-code identity as authentication, so the passport and the proof are one code, not two systems.
Regulation is moving product transparency from optional to mandatory.
The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation brings passports to a growing list of categories — batteries first, then textiles and electronics. Each item needs its own record, so a shared QR pointing at a generic page will not satisfy it.
Our secure label is the passport carrier.
A passport is only as trustworthy as the thing carrying it, and a sticker anyone can copy undermines the point.
Not reproducible by scanning or printing
A micro-optic layer with a dynamic 3D effect in real colour — beyond what a scanner or a press can reproduce, so the passport can't be cloned onto counterfeit goods.
Unique per item
Each label carries its own code, so every unit has its own individually-addressable passport.
One scan, open access
Any smartphone opens the passport — no app — meeting the accessibility rules DPP requires.
The label and the code are made together. See how the physical layer works →
The record behind every code.
Authored once, in a catalogue
Brand, manufacturer, category, origin, materials and care live on the product, not on each batch — define a variant once and every passport for it inherits.
Origin & supply chain
Where the item was made, by whom, and the custody chain it passed through to reach the shelf.
Materials & composition
What it's made of — the structured data recyclers and regulators need at end of life.
Compliance & certification
Declarations, test results and certificates, held against the unit rather than a filing cabinet.
Repair & end of life
Spares, repair routes and disposal guidance, for the people who need them years after the sale.
Restricted sections
Supply-chain detail a repairer, recycler or regulator may read, withheld from an ordinary scan.
The passport and the proof are the same code.
Compliance data on a code that cannot prove which unit it is attached to is a document, not a passport. Ours is served from the same per-unit identity that authenticates the item — added to codes already in market, without reprinting a single label.
Register your interest.
It is in development. Tell us your category and deadline and we'll bring you on as we roll it out.