We aren't building more warehouses. We're licensing the software that replaces them.
Santo Tirso is our hardware sandbox. Enso OS is how we scale across Europe. By licensing our diagnostics suite to carriers, retailers, and marketplaces, we turn any local backroom into a certified validation node — low overhead, predictable margins.
Scale without the brick-and-mortar bottleneck.
Building physical warehouses is slow and capital-intensive. To scale Enso across Europe, we package our forensic testing suite into a white-label operating system: Enso OS.
Retail trade-in counters, carrier warehouses, and refurbishers license the software. They plug used devices into our cloud-based diagnostics, we run the silicon audits, and we issue the Digital Product Passport.
Santo Tirso remains our R&D and complex board-level micro-soldering hub, while the software scales with a predictable software margin.
Engineering work nobody else is shipping.
Spoofed software serials hide swapped chips. We don't trust the OS — we profile the electromagnetic and power-draw signature of the chip itself. Manufacturing variations make every die unique, so a chip swap is flagged at probe time.
Forgotten iCloud or Google accounts strand millions of working motherboards. Our sandboxed terminal runs authenticated handshakes with carriers and MDM networks to verify legitimate ownership, clear the remote lock, and trigger a certified data wipe — recovering boards that would otherwise be e-waste.
Large European companies face significant penalties without verifiable Scope 3 reductions under CSRD. Every device that passes an Enso OS audit produces a precise materials-diverted and CO₂-saved record, automatically minted as a CSRD-ready certificate against the enterprise's ESG ledger.
Let's build the trust layer.
We are currently presenting Enso OS to venture partners and EU grant administrators. Let's discuss how to deploy the framework across your supply chain.