Limoli is a tech lab from Norway building sustainable products for a world that needs less, not more. We answer real needs instead of manufacturing new ones, and we measure our work by what it helps take out of the system, not by how much it grows.
Three principles, drawn from degrowth thinking, guide everything we make. Each is a commitment, not a slogan.
Read the manifestoTechnology should answer real human need, not manufacture demand. We build only when something genuinely needs to exist.
Every product has a material and energy footprint. We design for the smallest one that does the job, and we say so openly.
Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. We choose durability and repair over speed, novelty, and churn.
Each project applies our principles to a specific real-world problem: climate, personal finance, and local food systems.
All projectsEssays on sustainability, degrowth, and the thinking that shapes how we build.
All researchThe same transparency we expect of everything we build, turned on ourselves. We publish our score and track every improvement over time.
Every redesign goes through the same test as every commitment we make: does it leave the room cleaner than it found it?
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