DPP Explorer is a new whatt.io application that helps organizations explore and experiment with Digital Product Passports, connecting Product Digital Twins, product data, and emerging DPP concepts in one intuitive interface.
At ReUse Expo in Paris, whatt.io will announce Aegis Vault, a new infrastructure layer for Digital Product Passports designed to protect long-term regulatory data persistence through a combination of physical edge nodes, satellite connectivity, blockchain verification, and
New Android app provides a generic foundation for vertical event workflows across repair, maintenance, logistics, and other circular economy processes
Visual web app enables teams to manage Digital Product Passports, structure data with AI, and handle unit-level events through JSON-based GS1 EPCIS 2.0-compatible endpoints
The MCP Server is a key part of whatt.io’s strategy to evolve into a full DPP Platform, enabling developers, brands, and manufacturers to integrate AI directly into the creation and management of Digital Product Passports.
The validator is built on open-source technology developed within the EU CIRPASS-2 project, of which whatt.io is an active participant. Using official EU ontology standards from the Digital Product Passport framework, whatt.io has created a user-friendly interface that makes DPP validation simple and accessible.
whatt.io today announces the launch of the whatt.io App Store, a new marketplace for Digital Product Passport (DPP) tools, web services, and deep system integrations. The App Store marks a major evolution of the whatt.io platform — from DPP as a Service to DPP Platform as a Service — enabling scalable customization, third-party development, and full product data lifecycle.
