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Refurbished business machines · Tested one at a time · Nothing listed untested

Adopt a tested,
business-class computer.

We take machines coming off corporate fleets, bench-test every component, erase the drive following NIST SP 800-88, and rehome them with their full papers. The exact unit you see is the one that ships. No stock photos, no mystery.

See what’s availableHow we test

Bench-tested

Every port, key, and pixel, plus CPU, memory, storage, and battery under load. Results published per unit.

Documented wipe

Every drive is erased following NIST SP 800-88 and the erase is verified. The method and result are recorded on a certificate in the box.

Adoption papers

The full diagnostic report ships with the machine, and stays available online from the private link on your certificate.

On the shelf now

1 machine is ready to adopt

Each one goes up the day it passes its bench exam, so what’s here changes as machines finish rather than all at once. Every unit is a specific used machine with its own photos and its own report — when it goes, that exact machine is gone.

1 available now · 20 rehomed so far

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How a machine gets here

Four steps between a corporate fleet and your desk.

Sourced

Off-lease business machines (ThinkPads, Latitudes, EliteBooks) from corporate IT refreshes. Three-year-old fleet hardware, not consumer castoffs.

Examined

Full bench diagnostic: processor and memory under load, storage health, battery capacity, screen, every port, every key.

Sanitized

Drive erased following NIST SP 800-88 and verified, then a clean Windows 11 Pro install. The sanitization certificate is part of the papers.

Rehomed

Photographed honestly, graded honestly, shipped in one business day with papers in the box and 30 days of post-adoption care.

Questions people actually ask

Are these used machines?

Yes: off-lease business hardware, typically three years old. Corporate fleets retire machines on a schedule, not because anything is wrong with them. Every unit here passed a full bench exam; anything that didn’t never gets listed.

What are "adoption papers"?

Each machine ships with its diagnostic report and data-sanitization certificate: what we tested, what we measured, how the drive was wiped, and when. Your certificate carries a private link and QR code that opens the same record online, so you keep it even if the paper copy walks off. We don’t publish a searchable database of machines. Only the holder of the certificate can open its papers.

What’s the warranty?

30 days of post-adoption care: if the hardware fails, we replace the unit or refund you in full. We’re honest about being a small shop. There’s no repair depot and no three-week wait, just a fast make-it-right. Plus 30-day returns, no restocking fee. Batteries are guaranteed at their listed health on arrival; normal wear after that isn’t a defect.

Why is inventory so small?

Because every unit is tested by hand before it goes up, and there is only ever one of each machine — these are specific used computers, not stock. Machines are listed one at a time, the day each one finishes the bench, so the page changes as they finish rather than on a schedule. Join the list and you’ll get one email when new machines are listed.

Why the adoption theme?

Because it’s the truth of the business: perfectly good machines get retired at three years old, and the alternative is the shredder. Every rehomed unit is one less in the e-waste stream. The bear is just how we cope.