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QSTP startup Revio pitches a subscription model for devices in Qatar

Revio, a startup incubated at Qatar Science & Technology Park (QSTP), is using a subscription model to rethink what it means to own a device in Qatar, according to a post published by QSTP on its Instagram account.

The post opens with a simple question: how many old phones are sitting in your drawer right now doing nothing? According to QSTP, Revio wants to bring that number down to zero, so that no old phone is left idle.

QSTP framed the startup around the circular economy and sustainability, the themes tagged alongside the company and the science park. However, the post does not explain how Revio's subscription model specifically works.

What has not been announced

The post is the only source available to us so far. It gives no details on subscription pricing, which devices are covered, what happens to devices when they are returned, or when and how customers can sign up. It also does not name Revio's founders, the QSTP programme the company belongs to, or a website address.

For that reason, this article does not include any figures, names or links that do not appear in the source. We will update it when Revio or QSTP publishes an official announcement.

Why it matters

QSTP incubates technology startups in Qatar, and its decision to spotlight Revio points to interest in circular-economy solutions that address the unused electronic devices people keep at home.

How to follow

Readers can find the original post on QSTP's Instagram account (@qstp_qf) and follow startupnews.qa, where we will publish the service's official details, including pricing and sign-up information, once they become available.