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Primary sources, named in the text
The regulation, the delegated act, the Commission manual. Not "experts say", but the article number.
Plain language on the product passport. With the regulation cited by number.
Information about the EU Digital Product Passport comes in two flavours today: vendor marketing that wants you to believe the deadline is closer and scarier than it is, and legal analysis that is accurate and unreadable. DPPera is the missing third option, aimed at small and mid-size brands.
Who writes this. One person, physical products, not consulting.
Łukasz Głuch
DPPera is written and built by one person. The background is design and physical products rather than compliance consulting. I also run QRSona, a product built around QR codes on physical goods, which is where the practical side comes from: how a code survives a print run, what really has to be on the label and what happens after the scan.
There is almost nothing on this subject written in Polish, which is why every text ships in Polish and English, with the regulation cited by number so you can check every sentence.
How the content is made. Five rules we do not break.
Each of these rules costs something: time, clicks or a customer who would rather hear the deadline is tomorrow. We keep them anyway.
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Certain and expected kept apart
A date adopted in a regulation is "certain". A date from the working plan is "expected", with a tilde.
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"Nothing applies to you yet" is a valid answer
If your industry is in no act, we say so plainly instead of selling under fear.
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Corrections are visible
When something changes, we add the update date and leave a trace of what was there before.
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Every text in Polish and English
The same article in both languages, on the same day, with the same sources.
Independence
DPPera is self-funded. No investors, no vendor sponsorships, no affiliate commissions on the tools mentioned in articles. DPPera sells its own tool, and articles that touch it say so openly.
What DPPera offers. Four things, three of them free.
Free DPP guide
A PDF for the business owner: deadlines, data, costs, checklist.
Example passports
Three finished passports with a working QR code: textiles, furniture and batteries.
DPPera Brief
A short monthly monitor of DPP regulation, in Polish and English.
The passport tool
First two passports free, plans from 119 zł net per month.
Where it runs
The site is built and hosted in the EU. Data handling is described in the privacy policy.
DPP Readiness Guide 2026
What a digital product passport is, who it applies to, what data it must contain and how to prepare without buying enterprise software. Enter your email address and we will send you the download link.
