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Passr
All-in-one EU product compliance platform for outdoor brands
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All-in-one EU product compliance platform for outdoor brands
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All-in-one product compliance platform for outdoor brands. PFAS screening, automated technical files for EU customs, and Digital Product Passports.




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It shouldn't be this hard to sell into Europe.
Port rejections, chemical penalties, and marketplace listing delisting shouldn't be the baseline risk for launching a collection.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the founder behind Passr.
I built Passr because the EU product compliance landscape is undergoing a massive, chaotic shift. Between sweeping national PFAS chemical restrictions, the newly enacted GPSR safety rules, and upcoming ESPR mandates, growth-stage outdoor and apparel labels are drowning in legal complexity without the budget for enterprise legal engineering teams.
Passr acts as an automated EU product compliance gateway and Digital Product Passport platform purpose-built for the outdoor industry.
With Passr, brands can:
Automate Supplier Chasing: Send secure, zero-login single-click upload links directly to factories so they can drag-and-drop fabric test reports.
Screen Chemical Liabilities: Upload your Bill of Materials (BOM) to automatically cross-reference ingredients against active ECHA SVHC and PFAS restriction lists before production.
Compile One-Click Technical Files: Generate audit-ready Technical Documentation Files (TDF) and Declarations of Conformity (DoC) to prevent sudden customs holds at European ports.
Launch Digital Product Passports: Output beautiful, consumer-ready GS1 Digital Link passports that turn regulatory compliance into a transparent marketing asset.
Passr is live today, and you can explore the architecture completely free of charge.
I’d love to hear from outdoor founders, ops managers, and cross-border e-commerce operators: How are your teams currently handling backend supplier chasing, and how are you preparing your supply chain for the active EU customs clampdowns?