How it works

Two planes. One experience.

Energy moves locally — from your wall outlets, through ChargeRevo transmitters, into your devices. Intelligence lives in the cloud — deciding which devices may charge, metering every watt-hour, protecting battery health, and handling billing. The cloud never carries the power. It carries the permission.

Cutaway diagram: wall outlet to a Revo transmitter mounted flush under a solid desk, green energy field rising through the wood into the laptop's Revo Tag receiver (a thin cable routes to the laptop's USB-C port), with a separate dotted entitlement token from the cloud control plane
Cloud Control Plane
Entitlement Token
Transmitter
Revo Tag
Power cable

1 · Control plane

The cloud issues an entitlement token — data, not power.

2 · Power plane

Only then do watts flow locally, through the surface.

Control precedes power. The cloud carries the permission — never the energy.

No WiFi. No internet. Still charging.

Charging is entirely local — power flows from your wall outlets through ChargeRevo transmitters into your devices with no internet involved. The cloud only handles enrollment, metering, and billing, and every transmitter caches its permissions. So if your WiFi drops or the internet goes out, your devices keep charging exactly as before. You only need a connection now and then to add a new device and sync usage.

Cross-section of a desk with ChargeRevo transmitter

The surface

Your desk is the charger.

A slim ChargeRevo transmitter mounts under any non-metal desktop and plugs into the outlet you already have. Its coil array covers a wide area of the surface, so there's no pad, no alignment, no ritual. Set a laptop anywhere on the desk and it fast-charges through the wood at 65 watts or more — faster than most laptops drain, so the battery climbs while you work.

How it's connected

One tidy cord to the wall — then never again.

The promise was never that cords don't exist — it's that there are none in your life. A transmitter plugs into the outlet you already have, clips out of sight, and disappears. That's the last cable you'll touch.

ChargeRevo Surface mounted under a home-office desk with one tidy cord

Under your desk. One Surface, one clipped cord to a standard outlet. Ten-minute install.

ChargeRevo panels mounted under a conference table with one cable-managed cord

Under the boardroom table. Multi-zone panels, one cable-managed run to a floor box. The table stays bare.

One cord to the wall. A single transmitter draws power from an outlet you already have — then every surface it feeds charges wirelessly. Nothing else on your desk ever plugs in.
Revo Tag receiver installed on a laptop underside, nearly invisible

The only thing on your device

A receiver so slim, you forget it's there.

Transmitters live out of sight under your surfaces. The only thing that touches your device is a slim receiver — like the adhesive Revo Tag bonded flush to your laptop's underside here. A hair-thin cable seats into the USB-C port, and from then on the laptop charges the instant it meets any Revo Surface. No pads, no plugging in, nothing to remember.

See the receiver family

Once it's installed

See it the moment it's live.

The tangle of cables clears, the surface comes alive, and every device charges the instant it's set down — no pads, no plugs, no ritual.

Set down, and charge. Cables disappear from the table — phones and devices power up the instant they touch the ChargeRevo surface.
The whole table, powered. Laptops fast-charge straight through the boardroom table while the meeting keeps moving.

The room

The room keeps you topped up.

A ceiling-mounted ChargeRevo unit washes the space with low, certified levels of RF and infrared power. It can't fast-charge a laptop — nothing at a distance safely can — but it doesn't need to. A few ambient watts slow your drain between surfaces, refill devices while they sleep, and keep small devices like phones, remotes, and sensors alive indefinitely.

The five-minute activation

From box to charging in five minutes.

Every ChargeRevo device carries a unique serial. Scan it in the app; the cloud binds it to your account and authorizes your transmitters — and every watt-hour it ever receives is metered to it, wherever in the world it charges.

POC · Activation simulator

From box to charging in five minutes.

Watch the patent-pending loop end to end: scan a serial, the cloud issues permission, power flows locally, every watt-hour is metered and billed.

Tap any step to see what it means and what happens next.

38%

Live meter

0.0

watt-hours

Serial

#12A6AA

enrolled

Permission, not power

You decide who charges — down to the minute.

The same cloud that meters your energy governs who's allowed to use it. Grant a guest a time-boxed pass and watch the entitlement issue, count down, and revoke — while everyone else on your account stays untouched.

Entitlement demo · Guest pass

The cloud carries the permission.

Transmitters power only serials you authorize. Grant a visitor a time-boxed guest pass and their phone charges on your surfaces — until the pass expires or you revoke it. No one else gets a single watt.

No active guest passes. Your power is yours alone.

Straight talk

What ChargeRevo will never claim.

Radio energy spreads and weakens with distance — double the distance, quarter the power. Beaming laptop-class wattage across a room would fail every human-safety limit, and no honest company will sell you that.

ChargeRevo's answer is coverage, not beams: full power where you set things down, gentle top-up everywhere else, and a battery that refills so fast you never notice the difference.