Built for the people who keep things safe

We started because we watched safety teams spend more time managing paperwork than managing safety. Inspection records in binders. Certificates in shared drives. Expiry dates tracked in spreadsheets that nobody updated. Equipment moving between sites with no traceable history. Every audit was a scramble. Every incident investigation started with “find the records.”

KALIRA was built by a small team in Jakarta, Indonesia. We pooled our resources, built the vision together, and turned it into reality: a system where anyone could scan a tag on a piece of equipment and see its full history. KALIRA is the product we wished existed when we were working in the field. No searching. No guessing. No calling someone who might remember.

Today, KALIRA serves organizations across maritime, manufacturing, construction, oil and gas, and building management. From a 3-person workshop tracking 50 tools to offshore fleets managing thousands of lifting gear items across multiple vessels. The problem scales. So does KALIRA.

In 2026, we became the first platform to generate publicly scannable Digital Product Passports for industrial safety equipment. The EU mandated DPPs for batteries and textiles. We built them for harnesses, slings, and lifting gear — the equipment where traceability is not an environmental target but a safety requirement. Every inspection our users run automatically becomes a signed lifecycle event inside the asset's passport. No extra work. No separate system. The passport builds itself from the work inspectors already do.