Controlled stabilization
Accepted batches may enter managed biological processes with facility-defined temperature, residence-time, and residual handling controls.
Desk Toilet Platform
One unit.
A complete service record.
Desk Toilet Cloud records unit condition and service history. DT Collection uses those records to schedule sealed cartridge exchange, document custody, and route eligible material to an authorized facility.
Example account · DT OneAll systems ready
C12 working volume42% of 9.6 L
4.0 L estimated · 5.6 L remaining
AirSeal filter81%
Replacement forecast: 47 days
Air handlingReady
Seal check passed · 08:42
Impact Ledger37 Wh
Estimated attributable recovery
Desk Toilet Cloud
Personal
unit status.
The account shows cartridge capacity, seal status, filter life, battery, temperature, collection eligibility, and service history. Sensor readings become operational states on the device before optional synchronization.
What your account can show
- Unit readiness and collection eligibility
- Filter life, battery, temperature, and service history
- Optional session aggregates and workstation-time estimates
- Resource output and Impact Ledger entries
- Scheduling, export, deletion, and benchmark controls
What the unit does not sense
- No camera, microphone, or biometric profile
- No body-weight estimate or composition analysis
- No health diagnosis or clinical interpretation
- No enterprise access to named personal activity
- No cloud connection required for mechanical closure
- 30 days
- Personal event detail
- 13 months
- Personal aggregates
- 18–62 Wh
- Attributable recovery
- $0.18
- Resource credit
Default retention target
Default retention target
Modeled user-month range
Illustrative account result
Retention periods are product-design targets and may be adjusted for regional legal requirements, account controls, or custody obligations.
DT Collection
Cartridge
exchange.
Home Scheduled and Office Scheduled are planned for selected pilot regions. Customers exchange the C12 with the supplied spare before pickup. They do not open, empty, mail, privately transport, or discard a full cartridge.
- 01
Schedule
Collection ready means the installed C12 is eligible for exchange. A confirmed service window is required before removal.
- 02
Prepare
The customer closes the transport cap, checks both closure indicators, and stores the C12 upright in its rigid transit vessel.
- 03
Accept
An authorized operator checks the package and records Accepted into custody. Scheduling or arrival alone does not transfer custody.
- 04
Replace
A sanitized exchange-pool C12 is installed and must pass local seal and airflow checks before use.
Storage before acceptance
- Maximum 72 hours from sealed removal
- 50–77°F / 10–25°C in secure indoor storage
- Upright, cap uppermost, inside the closed rigid vessel
- No ordinary unattended curbside placement
- Customer custody continues until recorded acceptance
When collection does not proceed
- Collection delayed: Return the vessel indoors. Keep the original removal time and wait for a new window; provider-caused rescheduling has no proposed fee.
- Collection held: Do not stage the vessel. Route, processing, age, temperature, or regional eligibility requires service review.
- Inspection required: Do not move a damaged, leaking, unidentified, or incompletely closed C12. Restrict access and request specialist inspection.
Chain of custody
- 01
Prepared for handoff
The sealed C12 is upright inside the closed rigid vessel. The customer remains responsible for storage.
- 02
Accepted into custody
The collector verifies the seal and identifier, secures the vessel, and issues an acceptance receipt.
- 03
In transit
Route, temperature, vessel, and custody-transfer records remain attached to the cartridge identifier.
- 04
Processing received
The authorized facility records receipt or refusal. A refusal remains the service operator’s responsibility.
- 05
Sanitized replacement ready
An equivalent shell completes the proposed sanitization, inspection, and return-to-pool checks.
If NFC cannot be read, the collector may use the recessed identifier and 2D code after authorization. If both paths fail, the package remains Inspection required and standard pickup does not proceed.
Custody acceptance receiptAccepted into custody
Service requestSR-10482
Office Scheduled · Example record
Cartridge••7F24
Seal intact · ID verified
Transit vesselTV-318
Temperature eligible
Recorded08:14
Operator OP-27 · Site 04
BioCycle Recovery
Central
processing.
No digestion or material treatment occurs in the unit. An authorized facility may accept an eligible batch for controlled stabilization or anaerobic digestion, subject to its permit and local handling rules.
- 01
Accept
Authorized facilities receive de-identified batches that meet route, seal, age, temperature, and material rules.
- 02
Stabilize
Compatible material enters permitted controlled stabilization or anaerobic digestion infrastructure.
- 03
Attribute
Measured batch output is allocated after moisture, contamination, transport, and processing-loss factors.
Anaerobic digestion
Eligible regional partners may recover measured biogas output. Allocation occurs at the batch level after processing losses.
No direct application
Desk Toilet does not market untreated material for farms, gardens, crops, consumer composting, or unlicensed processing.
Impact Ledger
A modest contribution.
Accounted for precisely.
Impact Ledger records accepted material, processing destination, measured batch outcomes, and modeled attribution. Environmental attributes remain estimated or eligible unless verified under an applicable methodology.
Illustrative account month
37 Wh estimated recovery
A measured facility batch is allocated by each cartridge’s accepted volume share, then adjusted using facility moisture, contamination, transport, and processing-loss factors. The unit does not measure composition. The result does not power the workstation directly.
Illustrative estimateAttributable energy recoveryUser-month scenarios · Wh
Resource Exchange · Future service concept
Resource Exchange
eligibility.
A future closed beta may match pooled, de-identified material with permitted processors and approved research programs. It is outside the planned founding-pilot service.
Regional demand
Eligible batches may be routed to digesters, controlled stabilization facilities, wastewater or thermal-recovery operators, and approved research programs.
Account allocation
Illustrative resource credits may be applied to collection, directed to approved research, or declined. Processing and logistics may exceed material value.
Pooled participation
Partners receive de-identified batch and custody records. Personal session detail and individual workplace identity remain outside the exchange.
Modeled credits range from $0.08–$0.32 per contributing user-month and are not guaranteed. Participation, proceeds, and approved destinations vary by region.
Aerial Collection Pilot · Future service concept
Controlled-campus
collection.
A future controlled-campus program may evaluate beacon-assisted pickup of a sealed C12 inside a rigid secondary vessel. No aerial service is part of the planned founding pilot.
Dispatch envelope
Flights require geofenced pickup zones, compatible regulation, approved operators, suitable weather, and a pre-cleared containment state.
Positive retention
Route, wind, vessel latch, winch load, and redundant retention checks remain active from approach through custody confirmation.
Containment test
The proposed protocol would evaluate the secondary vessel in a planned 300-foot drop. No completed result or certification is claimed.
DT-LG-300 is a proposed internal development protocol, not a completed test, transport approval, or aviation certification.
Launch access
Regional service
availability.
Hardware and Cloud access can open only where collection routes are ready. Recovery requires an additional authorized processing path and may become available later.