Client preview · updated 25 October 2026

Where we are

PASPRT (working name) is in its first phase: the full concept as a clickable demo with fictional data, built on the architecture the real product will use. Nothing you do in the demo is saved.

Ready to look at

• Landing pageAll sections from the brief, with imagery and a looping hero film made for this project.
• The add flowScan a receipt → product identified → warranty → manual → passport ready. Runs on a sample receipt with two products on it.
• Product passportIdentity, purchase, warranty, documents, ownership, product history and a completeness score. Every fact shows where it came from.
• My StuffInventory with totals, search, the filters from the brief and categories.
• AskQuestions answered only from the manual, with page references. When the manual doesn't say, it says so.
• Pass it onThe seller chooses what transfers; the buyer opens a link and accepts. Personal details never move.
• Inventory exportInsurance overview as CSV and print-ready PDF.
• Rebrandable by designName, taglines, colours, domains and assets live in one config file. Passport IDs (like 8X4K-29PM) contain no brand.
• ArchitectureBrand-neutral domain model, database schema with row level security, private storage and hashed transfer tokens, provider interfaces for AI and data sources.

Coming next

• Accounts and real storageSign-up and login, receipts and documents in private storage, opened only through expiring links.
• AI receipt readingReal photo and PDF extraction, several products per receipt, with the user confirming before anything is saved.
• Product matching and manualsCatalogue lookup for model and image, official manual finder, manual indexing for Ask.
• Warranty engine and remindersRules per brand and country, reminders before a warranty ends, notifications.
• Installable app (PWA)Add to home screen, camera-first scanning on the phone.
• AdminSupport view, data quality, usage analytics.

Open questions

1. Final brand name and domain (everything is ready to swap).
2. Launch market: Netherlands first, or EU-wide? This decides warranty rules and languages.
3. Is English the launch language, or Dutch plus English?
4. Business model: free with a paid tier (e.g. more products, export, family sharing)?

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