(Incorporated in Nevada)

We are a generative artificial intelligence (AI) publishing and software company. We have developed a software platform named “Catch-Up” which we believe is the world’s first fully-automated, generative AI-powered platform for creating short-form video content and which we believe will turn the art of content creation into a seamless, one-click experience. Our platform is designed to empower anyone, from individual creators to major media brands, to generate professional grade recap content across a wide range of evergreen topics: news, sports, finance, pop culture, and more.

Generative AI is a type of AI that can create new content, including text (i.e. articles, conversations, trivia questions, etc.), images, video and other forms of data.

Our proprietary Catch-Up vodcast/podcast content creation platform and our future Live Trivia mobile gaming app will deploy open system generative AI systems to create much of the content needed to operate our proprietary products.

The entire production process for our Catch-Up platform is automated. The system intelligently sources relevant video clips, generates human-like AI commentary, creates an engaging on-screen avatar, and publishes finished content to major platforms, including YouTube, Spotify, Instagram and TikTok, with no manual editing or technical expertise required. Our vision is to democratize high quality media production, enabling creators to inform and entertain audiences faster, more frequently, and at a dramatically lower cost.

By integrating multiple cutting edge generative AI technologies, such as Anthropic’s Claude model family, OpenAI’s ChatGPT family and HeyGen AI, Catch-Up eliminates the friction and complexity that traditionally slows down content production. We expect this will result in high scalability, consistency, and creative freedom for the next generation of digital media content.

The first phase of our business plan scheduled for the second half of 2025 is to publish vodcasts/podcasts under the Catch-Up brand across hundreds of evergreen topics every day and distribute to major streaming and social media platforms, such as YouTube, Spotify, Instagram, TikTok, and at catch-up.com.

In the second phase of our business plan, currently planned for 2026, we intend to offer the Catch-Up system as a software as a service (SaaS) platform that content creators around the world can license to publish short-form videos under their respective brands.

To accomplish this, we have developed a proprietary vodcast software platform that is being built by a third-party contractor utilizing React (next.js framework) for building the front-end portal’s user interface (UI) components and Node (nest.js framework) and some Python packages for managing user requests from the front-end portal to acquire videos, process audio/video files, and distribute the auto generated audios/videos. Additionally, we intend to deploy an open-source generative AI system for AI avatar video generation. In order to generate commentary and cover images, we intend to deploy an open-source LLM such as Open AI’s GPT-4.5. MongoDB Atlas Cloud is expected to be deployed for storing non-structured query language (SQL) data, and PostgreSQL for relational data storage. For hosting and infrastructure, we intend to use AWS or similar services. 

We plan to submit an application to join the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) to monetize our vodcasts/podcasts on YouTube. If accepted, we expect to earn revenues through YouTube AdSense which displays ads before and during videos, thereby generates revenue based on views and clicks. Once daily viewership reaches critical mass (i.e. 100,00+), we intend to solicit major brand sponsors to augment YPP. We intend to offer prospective sponsors promotional segments within episodes which can be micro-segmented based on vodcast content category. Average CPM rates on YouTube range from $4 – $30, with the average in the U.S. market approximately $15.

Monetization on the audio streaming networks like Spotify and Apple Podcasts include ads inserted into our podcasts, with revenue generated based on factors like listener engagement and demographics. We intend to work with programmatic advertising platforms such as Genius Monkey that offer end-to-end digital audio solutions including dynamic ad insertion, campaign management, and programmatic buying capabilities. Average CPM rates on streaming audio networks range from $5 – $30, with the average being approximately $10.

Note: Net loss and revenue are for the year that ended Dec. 31, 2024.

(Note: RPM Interactive Corp. filed its IPO plans without disclosing the terms in an S-1 filing dated Monday, June 16, 2025; estimated initial proceeds are up to about $15 million.)