Space freed
The devices occupying your drawers and cupboards can finally leave your home.
Swiss data finality
Free your home from the devices you no longer use—without wondering where your data might end up.

The drawer problem
Old phones, laptops and tablets stay in drawers for years. Not because we still need them, but because deleting files or resetting a device does not feel final. Throwing it away means surrendering control of what may still be inside.
So the device stays. The doubt stays with it.
The RE:LIC answer
The devices occupying your drawers and cupboards can finally leave your home.
Data-bearing components are physically destroyed—not merely erased or reformatted.
A numbered object remains as the tangible symbol that the information exists nowhere else.

Visible certainty
“I no longer have to believe my data is gone. I can see what happened to it.”
RE:LIC turns an invisible technical promise into a physical, numbered and permanent form.
A controlled process
Your devices are identified and entered into a controlled chain of custody.
Batteries and components requiring specialist treatment are safely removed.
Every data-bearing component is physically rendered irrecoverable.
Recoverable materials are directed to the appropriate certified recycling streams.
The transformed object is sealed, numbered and paired with its destruction record.
Not waste. A final form.
The finished RE:LIC is designed to live with you: as a paperweight, a bookend or a sculptural object. Its beauty is functional. Its real purpose is psychological: it is the physical assurance that your former device—and the information it once carried—can never return to circulation.

The Swiss signature
Swiss quality is not decoration. It is the principle behind the RE:LIC promise: a discreet service, a controlled process, precise documentation and a numbered object made to last.
First numbered series
We are preparing a limited first series in Switzerland. It will test and document every step—from receiving your device securely and physically destroying its data to recycling separated materials and creating your numbered RE:LIC object.
Interested in the first series? Tell us what devices you have, or ask us for more information.