Pre-launch · pilot discovery
Tivora Loop helps facilities, IT, and sustainability teams turn surplus equipment into verified local reuse, donation, resale, or responsible recycling workflows.
Concept approved on 2 August 2026. Product capabilities described below are intended—not yet operational.
One accountable loop
The problem is measured. The product is not yet.
62mtonnes of e-waste generated in 2022
22.3%formally collected and recycled
82mtonnes projected for 2030
Global figures: ITU & UNITAR, Global E-waste Monitor 2024. Tivora’s reuse focus aligns with UN SDG 12.5.
Intended product workflow
Each stage turns unstructured evidence into a clearer decision without hiding uncertainty or removing human control.
A staff member photographs an item and adds a short voice or text note. Tivora drafts the category, likely model, completeness, and visible condition.
2 authentic photos
Voice note: 18 sec
Draft: monitor · complete
A named operator confirms or corrects every AI field. Low-confidence details stay unresolved instead of being presented as fact.
Model: needs review
Condition: verified
Data-bearing: no
Policy rules and local options help staff compare internal reuse, donation, resale, or certified recycling. The system does not give cross-border waste advice.
Internal reuse: eligible
Donation: policy check
Recycler: local directory
The operator records the recipient and outcome. Tivora can draft a labelled packing or handoff guide while authentic item photos remain the source record.
Recipient: recorded
Guide: AI-generated
Outcome: pending proof
AI coverage and limits
Tivora’s design begins with provenance, uncertainty, and a reversible decision trail.
Pilot hypothesis
We want to learn with facilities, IT asset, education, nonprofit, coworking, and sustainability teams that already handle surplus equipment but lack a consistent local workflow.
Proposed pilot$199–$799per site / month
Pricing is a hypothesis for validation. Tivora Loop is not currently selling a paid plan.
A deliberately narrow sequence from operator evidence to measurable outcomes.
Validate the evidence, policy, and handoff gaps.
Test one equipment category in one local jurisdiction.
Track confirmed reuse routes, correction rates, and unresolved cases.
What Tivora is, what it is not, and which hypotheses still need validation.
Not yet. Tivora Loop is a pre-launch concept recruiting organizations for discovery and pilot design.
No. It drafts structured information and possible routes. A responsible human confirms the record and makes the final decision.
No. Authentic photographs remain the evidence. Any generated packing or handoff visual is clearly labelled synthetic.
The initial hypothesis covers common office, IT, education, and community equipment. Hazardous materials and regulated waste are outside the initial scope.
No. The intended product supports local operational triage and points teams toward their own policy and qualified providers. It is not legal or cross-border waste advice.
The working hypothesis is $199–$799 per site per month, subject to discovery and pilot validation. No paid plan is currently offered.
Help shape the pilot
Join if your organization manages surplus equipment and can share how decisions are made today.