About EnoCharge
Charging infrastructure for the places people actually spend time.
EnoCharge is building a network of self-service portable power-bank stations, starting with a measured first deployment and expanding on real usage data.
Our approach
We don't believe in launching everywhere at once. We deploy one station, instrument everything — rentals, returns, uptime, support — and expand where the data shows demand.
What we operate
A software and operations layer around proven 12-slot rental hardware: mobile rental flow, payments, inventory, monitoring, analytics and support.
Who we serve
Hospitals and healthcare environments, hotels, restaurants and bars, entertainment venues, shopping centers, gyms, event spaces and transit — anywhere people wait.
How we work
Principles behind the network.
Honest by default
We only publish what we can verify. Compliance documentation appears on our Safety page after our team has reviewed it, pricing is shown before any payment is taken, and station metrics are reported without simulated data.
Software first
The hardware is proven, standardized rental equipment. What EnoCharge builds is the layer around it: the mobile rental flow, payments, a rental state machine that never charges a customer for a bank that was not released, monitoring, alerts, analytics and support.
Managed for hosts
Host locations do not operate anything. We install the station, monitor its health and inventory remotely, dispatch maintenance, handle every customer support request and share usage data through a dedicated partner dashboard.
Grow on evidence
One station comes first. We measure rentals, return rate, utilization and uptime for that station and expand to new locations only where the numbers justify it.
EnoCharge is launching its first station. Our first station, ENO-001, will be installed at an approved host location and used to validate the full rental lifecycle end to end — from QR scan and payment to hardware release, return detection and receipt. If your property has visitors who wait, dine, travel or spend hours on site, we would like to talk about hosting a station.