California Schools Right-to-Repair
Push for AB-1234 — exempts California public schools and libraries from warranty-voiding clauses when they repair their own devices.
Join this campaignWe publicly champion your right to repair — independent of any manufacturer program.
Push for AB-1234 — exempts California public schools and libraries from warranty-voiding clauses when they repair their own devices.
Join this campaignRight to Repair (Consumer Electronics)
Changes the laws regarding consumer products so that certain individuals and businesses have a right to repair information from certain manufacturers
Establishes a right to repair for certain products
Exempt Critical Infrastructure from Right to Repair
Relative to digital right to repair
Scores 30/100 on parts availability and 30/100 on schematic access. The full five-factor breakdown and the maker's response, if any, are on the report card.
Right to Repair is the simple idea that when you own a device, you — and any shop you trust — should be able to fix it: with the parts, the manuals, and the tools the maker uses. When that's blocked, repairs cost more, devices die sooner, and more ends up in landfill.
Our stance We back independent repair, and we don't hide why. We won't join programs that trade your repair freedom for a manufacturer's approval. Read our full stance →
Grades score five evidence-based dimensions — parts availability, schematic access, repairability, OEM pricing, and software freedom — 0–100 each, averaged to a plain A–F with sources cited on every report card. Legislation is tracked bill by bill with status, last action, and our stated position linked to the official source. Actions name their target, deadline, and why it matters now. Read the full methodology →
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Every figure goes live the moment there's verified repair data behind it — no estimates, no projections.
Devices saved
How we'll measure it Count of completed repair tickets on the platform. Each represents one device that was repaired instead of discarded.
Consumer savings
How we'll measure it Sum of (avg_replacement_value − estimated_cost_cents) across completed repair tickets, where avg_replacement_value is $800 (conservative cross-category benchmark from FTC 2023 consumer electronics repair-vs-replace study) and estimated_cost_cents is the per-ticket repair quote.
CO₂ avoided
How we'll measure it devices_saved × 60 kg. The 60 kg per device figure is a conservative estimate of embodied-carbon avoided when one consumer electronic device is repaired instead of replaced (iFixit 2022 lifecycle analysis midpoint; full range 40-120 kg).
Repair jobs supported
How we'll measure it Distinct count of active shop_technicians (status = active).