Clarity of product identity

I'm a developer. Not a consultant who spent years in the industry, not a former compliance officer with war stories — a developer who pays close attention to where regulation and technology are on a collision course.

I found that collision course in the EU's Digital Product Passport mandate. Millions of manufacturers selling into Europe — in textiles, electronics, batteries, consumer goods — are going to need DPP infrastructure. The regulation is real, the deadlines are real, and the tooling built for this problem is either designed for Fortune 500 enterprises with 18-month implementation timelines, or it simply doesn't exist for the mid-market manufacturer who needs it most.

So I built Passiris. A full working platform — template engine, supplier collaboration portal, layered visibility, evidence vault, audit trail, QR consumer pages, the works. Not because I had decades of industry experience, but because I saw a clear problem with no accessible solution and I know how to build software.

Passiris is built on a simple belief: a manufacturer in Ahmedabad or Ankara or Amsterdam should be able to create a verified, shareable digital product passport in days — not after an enterprise sales cycle and a six-figure contract. Fast to start, built for the real shape of supply chains, and designed to turn a regulatory requirement into something that actually builds trust with the people who buy your products.