Solutions
Concrete situations, before market categories.
Nano is designed for digital services that are simple, occasional and important enough not to be forgotten. These scenarios are value hypotheses to test — not claimed deployments.
Six journeys to test in the field
Each one connects a user need, the institution’s role and what a pilot should measure.
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The policyholder and their vehicle
- The problem
- A poorly maintained vehicle, an overdue roadworthiness test, a forgotten policy renewal.
- What Nano does
- The policyholder records the vehicle by talking to their assistant; Nano reminds them by e-mail before the service, the test, the renewal.
- Measure together
- Activation, regularity of records, acted-on reminders and the quality of contact between renewals. Any effect on claims remains to be demonstrated.
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The driver and the financed asset
- The problem
- A loan backed by a work tool — a taxi, a motorbike, tomorrow a boat — depends on the condition of that tool.
- What Nano does
- The borrower tracks the vehicle, its odometer, its expenses and its deadlines from the assistant they already have.
- Measure together
- Use of the record, documented maintenance and perceived value. Any effect on portfolio quality is a hypothesis, not a promise.
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Cooperatives
- The problem
- Many scattered members who forget the same things on the same dates.
- What Nano does
- The same service for every member, each with their own account, data and reminders.
- For you
- A concrete service to offer members, with no tool to build or maintain.
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Garage networks
- The problem
- A customer seen once, then lost from sight.
- What Nano does
- The customer is told when a service is due, by mileage or by date.
- For you
- An ongoing relationship rather than a one-off visit.
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NGOs and donors
- The problem
- A support programme that must leave a lasting tool behind, at no cost to the beneficiary.
- What Nano does
- Full sponsorship: the programme pays for a batch of codes, the beneficiary uses the service without paying anything.
- For you
- A cost known in advance, a single invoice, measurable use.
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Telecom operators
- The problem
- Mobile plans that all look alike.
- What Nano does
- A useful service, tied to the subscriber’s phone number, to include in an offer.
- For you
- A concrete difference, with no app to get installed.
As of 4 October 2026: two products online, a third in testing
Each product plugs into the same infrastructure: account, languages, calendars, reminders, rights and billing are already there. A product goes through stages held by automated checks: testing restricted to named testers, a signed validation, then release.
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Mini Fleet
One to five vehicles: deadlines by date or mileage, odometer readings, expenses. E-mail reminders.
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Deadline Notebook
Anything dated that must not be forgotten: an insurance policy, a payment, a renewal. E-mail reminders.
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Troubleshooting In testing
A heating professional’s diagnostic tree, played step by step from the assistant: a test, a reading, the next step, down to the fault. The first product from an outside supplier: they keep ownership of their know-how, Nano distributes it. Restricted to its testers.
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Next
More software, from Nano or from outside suppliers, served by the same infrastructure and subject to the same stages before opening.
Your case is not on the list?
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