We started with events because they’re the hardest test there is
A station inside an office sits idle. A station at a packed festival gets tested in hours, not months.
We chose events first because failure there is immediate and obvious: either an attendee finds an empty station and rents a power bank in seconds, or they don’t. There’s no comfortable monthly average to hide behind. That pressure is what shaped the platform — the command queue, fleet monitoring and settlement all had to hold up against thousands of people in one place over a few hours, not a slow trickle over a month.
Those operations proved the model before it was ever offered as a platform to anyone else. The stations were the first use case — not the asset. The asset is the app, the dashboard, the pricing rules and the support tooling that run behind any charging network, regardless of who owns the hardware.
OctiVault is operated by Emicron Egypt, and has been running in Egypt since 2021.
Three rules we don’t break
No invented numbers
We don’t put station, user or revenue counts on this site until they’re real enough to say with confidence.
Real photos, and renders that admit it
Every station photograph on this site was taken at a real deployment. Where we show a product concept instead, it says so underneath.
Managed means managed
When we say we run the network, we mean it — not a separate operator dashboard promised but not yet built.