Audit-defensible software and research for regulated EU domains.

UNBIN is our own product — a 15-product audit-grade reporting suite for EU sustainability and emissions compliance, currently in design-partner phase. The suite spans four categories: hourly energy attestation (Scope 2, 24/7 CFE matching, Granular GO issuance), corporate inventory (CSRD ESRS E1-5 and E1-6, intensity metrics, iXBRL, Digital Product Passport), market & regulatory filings (EU ETS1 and ETS2 MRV, CBAM, audit bundle), and a verification layer that lets any calculation be replayed years later, byte-for-byte.

A services pitch is only as honest as the work behind it. UNBIN is the work behind ours. It exists because we needed to know — concretely, in code, not in conversation — what it takes to ship regulatory output that a Group-1 reporter, a Big-4 auditor, and an EU regulator can all read off the same artifact. The answer is specific: per-calculation factor snapshots, cryptographic hashes on every output, on-disk archives of every cited regulation, and per-regime schema adherence that takes a quarter to build for any one regulation — and we now have it for the ten that matter most.

The interesting question in 2026 is no longer "can a single senior engineer build a regulated system end-to-end." It is "can they do it without cutting the corners that get caught in an audit." Our answer is: yes, with in-house tooling that does the parts a junior team would do — drafting, cross-checking, source-grounding, regression — and a single principal architect doing the parts a senior would never delegate. Architecture, regulatory mapping, schema decisions, the calls that determine whether the thing is correct.

Every claim in a deliverable traces back to a source. Every calculation is reproducible. Every schema change is versioned in three places, not one. Every regulated artifact — a disclosure, a bid, a report, an integration contract — has a provenance trail you can read top to bottom. This is the part we don't compromise on, regardless of project size.

We don't sell speed in isolation. We don't sell head-count. We don't sell "AI" as a noun. We sell software that does what it says, in a domain where the cost of being wrong is paid by the customer's board, the customer's regulator, or the customer's lawyer — not by the vendor.