State of StickInvestor briefing / 2026Investor overview · September 29, 2026
A familiar object.
A clearer next step.
We make physical emblems and are building connected assistive technology: tap an emblem to find step-by-step guidance, choose how to receive it, or find a support person. Our intended audience includes autistic people, people living with brain injury, and others with access needs.
Product proof / Watch the interaction
The physical object
is the interface.
Two short demonstrations. See the connection before reading the detail.
Product demonstrations—not evidence of adoption, revenue, clinical efficacy, or partner endorsement. Assistive applications remain in development.
The assistive opportunity / Interactive concept
Your next step.
Your way.
Imagine arriving at an art activity. An emblem on the table opens a familiar guide: see one step, hear it read aloud, or find a support person.
We aim to explore this with autistic people, people living with brain injury, and others with cognitive, communication, or sensory access needs. Each person chooses what is useful; a diagnosis does not determine a setting.
Proposed experience, not a deployed care service. This preview does not scan an emblem, contact anyone, or save care records. No clinical benefit is established.
A familiar starting point
In the proposed experience, tap the emblem or use a clearly labeled link. Here, use the button to try the guide.
Step 1 of 3
Put a sheet of paper on the table.
Find a support person
Your team's chosen contact would appear here. In this preview, no one is contacted. This is not an emergency service.
03 / The foundation
Physical craft meets reusable software.
Our emblems and connected-bottle prototype make the physical work visible. The software foundation connects an object to an experience that can change without replacing the object.
Evidence and detail
The repository contains identity, organization-scoped routing, content, event, and operational foundations. Source code and demonstrations do not establish production readiness across every workflow. Golf, companion animals, energy, and live competition are additional application foundations, not proof of adoption. The current commercial record needs supporting contracts and financials in private diligence; no revenue or customer-growth figure is asserted here.
07 / Next proof
Earn the right to expand.
Validate the need. Run a bounded pilot. Measure whether people can find and understand the next step. Expand only when the evidence supports it.
Evidence and detail
Discovery gate: participants and staff confirm a useful routine and accessibility requirements. Pilot gate: signed scope, baseline, agreed measures, owner, support plan, and privacy review. Evaluation gate: task completion, time to find guidance, help requests, errors, and qualitative feedback, without claiming causation or clinical efficacy. Commercial gate: payment, delivery cost, repeat use, and willingness to renew. These are proposed measures, not reported results.
08 / Capital with a purpose
Fund a focused proof cycle.
Capital would support user discovery, accessibility work, a scoped pilot, software reliability, physical production, and company-record completion.
Evidence and detail
The raise amount, valuation, instrument, allocation of proceeds, hiring budget, and runway are not approved terms in this briefing. A financing budget should tie each cost to a milestone and include monthly cash needs, contingency, existing liabilities, and downside assumptions. Discuss fit first; review an approved instrument and disclosures separately before any commitment.
The next conversation
Help us prove one
useful everyday moment.
Discuss the approach, the evidence, and the next milestone. Corporate records and financing terms belong in controlled diligence.
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