The 3 million dollar pitch

The 3 million dollar pitch. I'm Andre Perry. I'm the founder of One Tap Solutions. The problem. 650,000 people are released from prison every year in the United States. 1.5 million are released from local jails every year in the United States. That's just one untapped population. You have half that are homeless on every given night, or others who are survivors of domestic violence or just have mental health conditions. All of these individuals have to depend on a kind of person, a case worker or a social worker. That case worker or social worker deals with an outdated system. They handle mental health needs on paper and pen, and they handle job journeys trying when again, they're case workers and social workers. I know this problem is very, very direct because I spent six years in New York State prison, and I also got out and became a case worker for three years. So I understand both sides of the problem that I'm trying to solve. Once we have solutions, we solve this issue because we're a client facing CRM, so we're a CRM that not just stores data for social workers, but data allows social workers to remind themselves to go do hard work. Our system actually automates job journeys, healthcare through releasing AI agents into communities. How to release a job AI agents into communities through client cell phones. So clients now have an AI agent that operates as a life assistant, an assistant to the case worker, helping them with the job journey, the healthcare journey, the housing journey and so on, which is why we call it the life path journey. Case workers are getting back 36% of their time on average weekly, hours back now. They can actually not double, not triple, but quadruple their caseload without extra human impact because all the manual stuff they were doing before is now done through technology. We're on a $24 billion dollar market. This is a very conservative number because the prison industry alone is a $90 billion dollar market in the untapped industry, which is all the untapped populations. Um, B to B for all the nonprofits. We call them CBOs, client driven organizations. We don't want to get you confused, just nonprofits. We have government agencies, Cumberland County, New Jersey's prison management system, two, as well as a couple of different agencies that serve clients, right? Um, B to C is the. The agents we released through the nonprofit. You are now able to get an app on the own life navigator. So the B to C model has just started just last month. So we don't have much information on that on traction, and there's no revenue reported on that. The 450 K comes from the CRM model alone, not any of the other products that we have. 40 K users is stretched across the B to C and the B to B model, then 500 K. We got committed the King Melon Foundation for our seed round. We did a pre seed round of 1.3 million. This is going to be our seed round of 3.5 million. So we have 500 K committed. We haven't kicked off the round. We're trying to get a couple more things to increase revenue to justify our evaluation that we'd like. Um, so we're gonna kick that off in January. The Melon Foundation is just an early commitment, but, um, the check is in the bank already. Um, and that's it. Team. Frontline. Kala Flem.