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VIQORE

Working software, in private preview

Digital Product Passports, built for permanence

A QR code printed on a product cannot be recalled, re-pointed or re-issued. VIQORE is built around that fact. Every passport it mints is designed to still resolve, and still verify, years from now.

Verification. Identity. Quick Response. Oversight. For the EU’s ESPR regime, PPWR and the Battery Regulation.

How it works

  1. Describe the product

    Name, GTIN, product type, a photograph, and the fields a shopper or an inspector needs. The product type decides how long its passports must stay online, because a battery and a cardboard sleeve are not the same obligation.

  2. Publish and mint

    Publishing freezes the version. Minting draws a QR code per item, signs each passport, and freezes the issuer with it, so a company that renames itself leaves every code already printed verifying exactly as it did.

  3. Anyone scans it

    The code resolves to a page built for a phone in a shop. The signature can be checked against a public key without asking us anything, which is what separates a passport from a web page.

What the name stands for

  • Verification

    Every passport is cryptographically signed and independently verifiable. A scan proves what the manufacturer actually published, not what a page happens to say today.

  • Identity

    Opaque, non-sequential serials on GS1 Digital Link carriers. A code reveals nothing about batch size, production volume, or the order it was made in.

  • Quick Response

    A QR code on the product resolves in milliseconds, on any phone, with no app to install. The public read path stays up even when everything else is being deployed.

  • Oversight

    Retention policies, hash-chained audit trails, and every staff action recorded against a name the customer can read.

Where it actually is

The whole journey works today: a product is described, published and minted, and the codes resolve and verify. Two things are deliberately not done. The EU DPP Registry is not open to operators who are not yet notified, and this build makes no qualified-signature claim. The live conformance report says which checks pass and which are deferred.

  • Signed passports, verifiable without asking us, built
  • Product catalogue, photographs and versioning, built
  • Passport minting and printable QR packs, built
  • Public resolver on GS1 Digital Link carriers, built
  • Retention periods carried by product type, built
  • Multi-tenant isolation enforced by the database, built
  • Hash-chained audit log customers can read, built
  • EU DPP Registry registration, not yet built
  • Qualified electronic signatures, not yet built

Talk to us

If you make something that will need a Digital Product Passport, we would like to hear what you make and when your deadline is.

issar.arab@gmail.com